ActionFit check
Is Wizards Tourney worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of friends seeking competitive party matches rather than solo play
- Players who enjoy chaotic contests with changing hazards and separate challenges
- Wizard-themed multiplayer fans who want both local and online match options
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long-form adventure, character progression, or a story-driven campaign
- Those who prefer predictable stages over disruptive rivals, traps, and shifting environments
- Solo players looking for a game centered on extended single-player content
Our take on Wizards Tourney
Rather than building toward a single adventure, the game organizes its magic-themed competition into separate trials with distinct rules and hazards. Its main departure is the focus on player interference and changing arenas, making disruption part of the contest instead of an occasional obstacle.
What is Wizards Tourney?
Wizards Tourney is a competitive party game built around trials for up to four participants.
Players choose from 12 wizards and compete across 6 fantastical settings containing traps, hazards, and distinct mechanics. Matches support local multiplayer, online public games, private sessions with friends, and contests against the CPU. Players can interfere with rivals, evade their tricks, and adapt as the environments change during each challenge. Local multiplayer requires a controller, while Shared Controller mode allows two players to use one controller. The game focuses on short magical contests rather than a single continuous campaign, with each trial presenting a separate challenge and ruleset.
How Wizards Tourney plays
- 01Twelve playable wizards
- The roster includes 12 selectable characters from different parts of the world.
- 02Six magical settings
- Competitions take place in 6 environments containing traps and changing hazards.
- 03Local and online play
- Players can join public online matches, create private games, or compete locally.
- 04Rival interference
- Contestants can hinder opponents and avoid their disruptive tricks during trials.
- 05Shared Controller mode
- Two local players can use one controller through a dedicated shared-input option.
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Wizards Tourney: platforms & release
Is Wizards Tourney worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of friends seeking competitive party matches rather than solo play. Skip it if: players seeking a long-form adventure, character progression, or a story-driven campaign.
Where can I download Wizards Tourney?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Wizards Tourney's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Wizards Tourney on?
Windows only.
