ActionIs W.A.N.D. Project worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Bullet-hell fans who want runs centered on combining magical attacks
- Roguelike players who enjoy adapting to changing maps and objectives
- Players who want to alternate between automatic fire and manual aiming
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a slow-paced experience rather than fast runs against waves of enemies
- Players looking for a fixed map structure instead of maps that change between runs
- Players who prefer a game without spell combination and experimentation
Our take on W.A.N.D. Project
The defining mechanic is building attacks from more than 100 magical elements, with combinations ranging from rapid sonic arrows to fireballs that branch into lightning.
What is W.A.N.D. Project?
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A. N. D. Project is a fast-paced roguelike bullet hell in which a Japanese sorceress defends a futuristic Tokyo from alien creatures. Runs center on crafting spells by combining more than 100 magical elements, such as shaping arrows into rapid sonic attacks or making a fireball spread into lightning strikes. Each run gives players a chance to experiment and adapt, while changing maps bring different visuals, enemy types, and objectives. Players can choose between automatic firing and manual aiming and shooting. New sorceresses, each with distinct stats and abilities, and wands with individual powers and enhancements can be unlocked as players progress.
How W.A.N.D. Project plays
- 01Element-based spellcrafting
- More than 100 magical elements can be combined into attacks, including fast sonic arrows and fireballs that branch into lightning.
- 02Changing map objectives
- Maps vary in appearance, enemy groups, and the goals players face.
- 03Firing controls
- Players can use automatic fire or aim and shoot manually.
- 04Unlockable sorceresses
- New playable characters have their own stats and abilities.
- 05Specialized wands
- Wands can be unlocked with individual powers and enhancements.
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W.A.N.D. Project: platforms & release
Is W.A.N.D. Project worth it?
It is worth it if: bullet-hell fans who want runs centered on combining magical attacks. Skip it if: players seeking a slow-paced experience rather than fast runs against waves of enemies.
Where can I download W.A.N.D. Project?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens W.A.N.D. Project's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is W.A.N.D. Project on?
Windows only.












