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The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story
Item: The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2023

GenresFantasy, Adventure, Indie, Action, RPG, Single Player

AvailableApr 18, 2023

PlatformNintendo Switch, PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5

DeveloperDigital Sun

Overview

Developed by Digital Sun, creators of Moonlighter, The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is an action RPG that takes place in the League of Legends universe. In the kingdom of Demacia, the Mageseekers hold the power to oppress magic-using citizens in the name of public order–by inducting and indoctrinating them, locking them away, or driving them into hiding. Play as Sylas, a spell-stealing mage who has just broken free of his unjust captivity at the Mageseekers’ hands. Wielding the chains that once bound you, you must liberate your homeland from tyranny, one Mageseeker at a time.

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6.0

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

The Mageseeker shines with emotional storytelling and Sylas’ journey, but critics call it predictable and clichéd, missing innovation despite solid lore expansion.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

73%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

25%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The majority of reviewers praise The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story for its compelling narrative, character development, and thematic depth. Critics like COGconnected and Destructoid highlight the game’s focus on Sylas’ journey of revenge and personal growth, while Gameblog.fr and Gamers Heroes commend its accessible storytelling and engaging mechanics like building a camp for mages. Themes of societal change, discrimination against mages, and rebellion are frequently noted, with GRYOnline.pl and IGN emphasizing the game’s exploration of political and moral complexities. But Why Tho? and Digital Trends praise its nuanced portrayal of institutionalized prejudice, while PC Gamer lauds its radical narrative on revolution and oppression. The story’s ability to expand League of Legends lore is a standout, as noted by Comicbook.com and Gamereactor UK, who appreciate its accessibility for both newcomers and fans. Even critics like XboxEra and ZTGD acknowledge the game’s effective character establishment and engaging dialogue. However, several reviewers critique the narrative’s predictability and lack of originality. RPG Fan calls the story cliché and filled with archetypal characters, while Siliconera criticizes its “lackluster” execution and contradictions to established lore. TrueGaming and The Games Machine argue that the plot feels superficial, with missed opportunities for deeper character development or impactful twists. TheGamer points out unexplored motivations for Sylas, and RPG Site and SpazioGames note that while the narrative is solid, it leans on familiar tropes. Some critics, like Meristation, feel the political themes are overly simplistic, and Universo Nintendo mentions the story’s initial slow pacing, though this is offset by later engagement. These critiques suggest a divide between those who appreciate the game’s emotional resonance and those who find its structure formulaic. Overall, the consensus leans positive, with most critics recognizing The Mageseeker as a well-crafted, emotionally resonant entry in the League of Legends universe. While IGN, PC Gamer, and Comicbook.com celebrate its bold themes and lore expansion, others like RPG Fan and Siliconera express disappointment in its predictability. The game’s strength lies in its character-driven storytelling and exploration of rebellion, as highlighted by Nintendo Life and Dexerto, though some feel it underdelivers on innovation. Despite mixed reactions to its pacing and originality, the majority agree that The Mageseeker effectively balances emotional depth with world-building, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of the franchise and narrative-driven games alike.

TL;DR

story and narrative

The Mageseeker shines with emotional storytelling and Sylas’ journey, but critics call it predictable and clichéd, missing innovation despite solid lore expansion.

Gameplay Mechanics

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TL;DR

Praise for dynamic combat, elemental strategy, and creative boss battles, but critics cite repetition, clunky mechanics, and monotony dragging down an otherwise solid action-RPG.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

55%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

43%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is widely praised for its dynamic and engaging combat mechanics. Critics like COGconnected highlight the high-tempo action, elemental abilities, and mana management as key strengths, while Destructoid and IGN commend the strategic depth of quick decisions based on elemental weaknesses and the intuitive design faithful to Sylas’s character. The game’s ability to evolve from simple mechanics to intricate strategies is a recurring theme, with Push Square noting its “intricate dance of elemental destruction” and SpazioGames emphasizing creatively designed boss battles. RPG Site and Gamers Heroes also praise the tight movement, combo attacks, and rogue-like elements in side quests, while Multiplayer.it and XboxEra appreciate the fast-paced, fluid combat that rewards experimentation with spells and tactics. These positives underscore a gameplay system that is both satisfying and immersive for fans of action-RPGs. However, several critics point to repetitive and formulaic aspects that detract from the experience. Gameblog.fr and RPG Fan criticize the lack of variety and monotony in later stages, while Vandal and Meristation note repetitive combat and linear level design. ZTGD and GamingBolt mention control issues, such as difficulty tracking Sylas or clunky mechanics during intense encounters, and But Why Tho? finds the methodical approach to combat overwhelming due to healing units. Additionally, Pocket Tactics and SomosXbox highlight that while the magic system is rewarding, it can feel repetitive over time, and Universo Nintendo points out limitations in combo capacity. These critiques suggest that while the core gameplay is strong, its execution occasionally falters under repetition or design constraints. Overall, critics generally agree that The Mageseeker delivers a compelling combat experience with creative mechanics and engaging boss fights, but its repetitive nature and occasional control issues prevent it from being universally flawless. IGN, Push Square, and PC Gamer laud the game’s responsiveness and strategic depth, while Gameblog.fr and RPG Fan temper this enthusiasm with concerns about monotony. The consensus leans toward a positive assessment, acknowledging that the gameplay’s strengths—such as elemental variety, combo systems, and boss design—outweigh its flaws, though some critics feel it could have benefited from more innovation or variety to sustain engagement throughout. Ultimately, the game is seen as a solid action-RPG with room for improvement in pacing and originality.

TL;DR

gameplay mechanics

Praise for dynamic combat, elemental strategy, and creative boss battles, but critics cite repetition, clunky mechanics, and monotony dragging down an otherwise solid action-RPG.

Graphics and Visual Design

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TL;DR

Acclaimed for its vibrant pixel art and retro charm that elevate League of Legends storytelling, though minor flaws like cluttered battles and repetitive environments slightly dimmed the experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

65%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

35%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The majority of reviewers praised The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story for its vibrant pixel art style, which consistently stood out as a defining strength. Critics like COGconnected highlighted the "stunning" and "detailed levels" with smooth animations, while Destructoid and IGN commended the game’s ability to bring League of Legends champions to life through "gorgeous" and "impressive pixel art." The retro aesthetic was frequently lauded for its charm, with Gameblog.fr noting "eye-catching" visuals and SpazioGames emphasizing "well-detailed environments" that enhanced the fantasy atmosphere. Several reviewers, including RPG Site and XboxEra, praised Digital Sun’s art direction, calling it a key factor in the game’s immersive storytelling. The attention to detail in character animations and color palettes—such as Nintendo Life’s mention of "expressive emotions" in dialogue sequences—further underscored the visual appeal across platforms like PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. While the consensus was overwhelmingly positive, some critics pointed to minor drawbacks. Gameblog.fr and Push Square noted that intense battles could become visually cluttered, with effects blending together and obscuring details. Vandal criticized the "similar" environments on the Switch, while TierraGamer found the level design "too simplistic and linear." Additionally, Multiplayer.it mentioned that specific visual design elements were not deeply explored, and Vandal pointed out performance issues on the Nintendo Switch. Some reviewers, like IGN Portugal, noted that the minimalist character designs prioritized storytelling over flashy animations, which could feel less dynamic compared to the richly detailed environments. These critiques, while present, were often framed as minor quibbles rather than major flaws. Overall, the critical reception of The Mageseeker’s graphics and visual design was overwhelmingly favorable, with most reviewers agreeing that the pixel art style elevated the game’s charm and storytelling. Digital Trends and Gamereactor Spain highlighted the "retro aesthetic" as a perfect match for the action-packed narrative, while God is a Geek praised the "beautiful" visuals for their emotional depth and immersive combat. Even critics who mentioned limitations, such as Vandal’s comments on environment repetition or TierraGamer’s critique of level design, acknowledged the game’s broader strengths. The shared sentiment was that Digital Sun’s art direction successfully balanced nostalgia with innovation, making The Mageseeker a visually striking entry in the League of Legends universe. As RPG Fan noted, the pixel art was "phenomenal" with "great detail," reinforcing the idea that the game’s visual design was a standout feature across platforms.

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graphics and visual design

Acclaimed for its vibrant pixel art and retro charm that elevate League of Legends storytelling, though minor flaws like cluttered battles and repetitive environments slightly dimmed the experience.

Music and Sound Design

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Gareth Coker’s immersive, adaptive score for The Mageseeker dominates with emotional depth and atmospheric tension, earning universal acclaim despite minor complaints about repetition and lack of standout themes.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

60%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

40%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The sound design and music of The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story received widespread acclaim for their immersive and atmospheric contributions to the game. Critics consistently praised Gareth Coker’s composition, noting how it enhances the fantasy elements and emotional depth of the narrative. IGN highlighted that the musical score evolves with the player’s progression, while SpazioGames and GameSpot emphasized its dynamic nature, shifting between fast-paced battle tracks and calming melodies to match gameplay moments. TheXboxHub and XboxEra called the soundtrack “perfect” and “pleasant,” respectively, while Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics appreciated its melancholic tone and vibrant action sounds. Additionally, RPGamer and PC Gamer lauded the sound design for intensifying combat and creating a cohesive world, with Shacknews noting the “beautiful and varied” score by Coker. These reviews underscore the music’s ability to elevate the game’s storytelling and player engagement. However, some critics pointed out minor shortcomings. Gamer.no noted that the soundtrack, while atmospheric, becomes repetitive over time, and TierraGamer observed that it lacks memorable themes despite fitting the game well. XboxEra and Meristation criticized the limited voice acting, calling it a missed opportunity to deepen immersion, though Vandal acknowledged that the existing voice lines were “well done.” Additionally, some reviewers felt the music, while effective, did not stand out as uniquely distinctive—TierraGamer noted it “complements the action well but doesn’t standout,” and RPG Fan described it as “decent enough” to maintain attention. These critiques suggest that while the sound design is strong, there were areas where additional creativity or variety could have enhanced the experience further. Overall, the consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with most agreeing that the soundtrack and sound design significantly enriched the game’s atmosphere and emotional impact. The majority of reviews highlighted the music’s adaptability to different scenarios, its role in building tension during battles, and its contribution to the League of Legends universe. While a few voices expressed concerns about repetition or limited voice acting, these were minor compared to the widespread praise for Gareth Coker’s work. Critics like IGN, SpazioGames, PC Gamer, and RPGamer emphasized that the sound design was a standout element, reinforcing the game’s narrative and gameplay. The general sentiment suggests that The Mageseeker’s audio elements successfully complement its storytelling, making them a key strength of the experience.

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music and sound design

Voice Acting

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TL;DR

Praise for authentic, immersive voice work from League of Legends actors and solid localizations, but limited quantity dims impact.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

17%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

83%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story receives generally positive feedback, with several critics highlighting its authenticity and immersion-enhancing qualities. IGN notes that while the voice acting is limited, it remains "entertaining to hear familiar elements from League of Legends," emphasizing the nostalgic value of hearing recognizable characters. Meristation and SomosXbox both praise the use of original actors from the League of Legends universe, which adds "authenticity" and "immersion" to the experience. Additionally, Vandal commends the Spanish localization as "well done," suggesting that the voice work in specific regions meets high standards despite its limited scope. Universo Nintendo’s observation about the game being fully dubbed in Portuguese further underscores the effort put into regional accessibility, enhancing the appeal for non-English audiences. However, several critics point to the limited quantity of voice acting as a notable drawback. Vandal explicitly states that the voice acting is "limited in quantity," while Meristation mentions it is restricted to "certain moments." IGN also notes the scarcity of voicing, which could leave some players feeling underserved by the audio design. God is a Geek’s review, though brief, does not elaborate on the quality of the voice acting beyond mentioning that "visuals are partially voiced," implying that the audio elements may not be as comprehensive as expected. This recurring emphasis on scarcity suggests that while the voice work present is strong, its brevity might detract from the overall experience for some players. Overall, the critics agree that The Mageseeker’s voice acting strikes a balance between quality and restraint. The use of original League of Legends actors and well-executed localizations (as noted by Meristation, SomosXbox, and Vandal) provides a cohesive and immersive experience, even if the audio is not extensive. While the limited quantity of voicing is a consistent critique—highlighted by IGN, Vandal, and Meristation—the positive aspects of authenticity and regional accessibility suggest that the voice acting serves its purpose effectively within the game’s narrative framework. Most reviewers seem to view it as a commendable but somewhat modest component of the overall package.

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voice acting

Praise for authentic, immersive voice work from League of Legends actors and solid localizations, but limited quantity dims impact.

Technical Performance

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The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story stumbles on technical execution, with Nintendo Switch plagued by crashes and stuttering, PlayStation 5 facing glitches, Xbox Series X praised for stability, and PC offering mixed results—overall, it’s playable but riddled with polish issues needing fixes.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

18%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

59%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

24%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story varies across platforms, with some systems showcasing smoother experiences than others. On PlayStation 5, critics like IGN noted that bugs were "fixable with a quit-and-reload or reboot," while Multiplayer.it acknowledged minor auto-targeting issues but emphasized that the overall technical performance wasn’t heavily criticized. The Xbox Series X received praise for its "great" performance despite minor glitches, as highlighted by TheXboxHub. For Nintendo Switch, Pocket Tactics and The Games Machine praised the game’s responsiveness and mostly smooth gameplay, though some critics like Comicbook.com and Universo Nintendo pointed to stuttering and optimization issues. On PC, Meristation highlighted "smooth performance with minimal issues," while TierraGamer noted stability despite minor frame drops in intense scenarios. These positives suggest that the game is generally playable, though not without technical hurdles. However, several platforms faced notable technical challenges. The PlayStation 5 saw criticism from Destructoid, who reported "noticeable hitches and glitches," including freezing enemies and a disappearing UI, while GRYOnline.pl mentioned Polish translation errors. On the Nintendo Switch, issues were more pronounced: Nintendo Life cited "numerous bugs and frame rate issues," Universo Nintendo highlighted input delay and crashes, and Vandal criticized irregular frame rates and frequent software crashes. The PC version also had its share of problems, with RPGamer noting audio stuttering and enemies that couldn’t be killed, while Gamereactor Spain mentioned enemies stopping attacks. Even the Xbox Series X, despite being praised for overall performance, wasn’t immune to minor glitches, as noted by TheXboxHub. These negatives underscore a lack of polish across multiple platforms. Overall, the consensus among critics is that The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story has technical issues requiring post-launch fixes, with Nintendo Switch being the most problematic due to performance inconsistencies and crashes. While PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X received more balanced reviews—acknowledging minor bugs but praising their stability—PC saw mixed feedback, with some critics like Meristation finding it smooth and others like RPGamer highlighting significant hiccups. The game’s technical shortcomings, particularly on Switch, suggest a need for optimization updates, though its core gameplay remains accessible. Despite these issues, the varied reception indicates that while the experience isn’t flawless, it’s generally playable with room for improvement across all platforms.

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Replay Value

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The Mageseeker offers moderate replay value, praised for rogue-like missions, side quests, and skill-tree upgrades but criticized for repetitive combat, linear design, and lack of hidden challenges. While its customization and optional content appeal to some, others find it shallow and short-lived, relying on player skill rather than depth.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

92%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story receives mixed but generally positive feedback regarding its replay value, with several critics highlighting elements that encourage multiple playthroughs. Gamers Heroes emphasizes the game’s rogue-like missions, side quests, and skill-tree upgrades as key drivers for replayability, while IGN notes the presence of sidequests, collectibles, and customizable spell loadouts that add variety. Multiplayer.it and Nintendo Life also praise the flexibility in strategies, allies, and difficulty settings, suggesting players can experiment with different builds or approaches. Additionally, RPG Site and XboxEra acknowledge the value of replaying missions to collect missed items or refine loadout planning, even if it’s not explicitly framed as a core feature. These positives indicate that the game offers enough depth and variation to justify revisiting its content for some players. However, several critics point to significant limitations in the game’s replayability. SpazioGames and Universo Nintendo criticize the lack of additional challenges or hidden elements, while Vandal and Everyeye.it argue that the game fails to incentivize backtracking or repeated playthroughs due to its repetitive combat and environments. Gamereactor UK and The Games Machine note the linear structure and limited incentives for replaying, with the latter mentioning that longevity depends on player skill rather than meaningful content. Critics like RPGamer and TheGamer highlight the repetitive gameplay loop and incremental progression, which can make the experience feel short and unengaging over time. Even though some side missions and boss fights are repeatable, many reviewers feel these elements don’t fully compensate for the game’s lack of depth or innovation in its core systems. Overall, the consensus among critics is that The Mageseeker offers moderate replay value, with its appeal largely dependent on individual preferences. While titles like Gamers Heroes and IGN celebrate the skill customization, side content, and strategic flexibility, others such as Vandal and Everyeye.it find the game’s repetitive nature and limited post-story incentives a major drawback. The divide reflects the game’s balance between accessibility and depth—its short playtime (around 8–12 hours) and reliance on familiar mechanics make it more of a casual, one-time experience for some, while its upgrade systems and optional content may satisfy others seeking slight variations in playstyle. Ultimately, the game’s replayability is seen as adequate but not exceptional, with critics agreeing that its strengths lie in its engaging combat and League of Legends lore rather than sustained long-term appeal.

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replay value

Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

60%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

40%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall reception of The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is largely positive, with many reviewers praising its engaging story, immersive lore expansion, and enjoyable action RPG mechanics. Critics like COGconnected and IGN highlight the game’s successful deep dive into the League of Legends universe, offering a compelling narrative that appeals to both fans and newcomers. Destructoid and Multiplayer.it commend its unique spin on the franchise, noting the fresh experience provided by its dynamic combat and vibrant art style. The pixelated visuals and soundtrack are frequently lauded, with PC Gamer praising the “vibrant pixel graphics” and “robust gameplay,” while RPG Site emphasizes the game’s “enjoyable combat and pixel art.” Additionally, XboxEra and TheXboxHub recommend it as a worthwhile title, citing its strong gameplay and visuals. These positives collectively position The Mageseeker as a solid entry in the League of Legends spin-off lineup. However, several critics point to notable flaws that temper the experience. Gameblog.fr and Vandal criticize the repetitive gameplay loops and lack of innovation, while SpazioGames and RPG Fan note issues like a slow story start, technical problems on certain platforms (e.g., Nintendo Switch), and unpolished design choices. Gamer.no and Everyeye.it mention repetitiveness as a drawback, and TheGamer argues that the game’s “limited scale” and “lack of new systems” prevent it from reaching its full potential. Additionally, RPG Fan delivers a starkly negative review, calling out the “unimaginative design” and “lack of value for the price,” though this perspective is an outlier. These critiques suggest that while the game has strong foundations, its execution in areas like pacing, variety, and polish leaves room for improvement. Despite these criticisms, the overall consensus among reviewers leans strongly positive, with most acknowledging The Mageseeker as a worthwhile experience. GRYOnline.pl gives it an impressive 8.5/10, while God is a Geek calls it “a solid action adventure game” that “gives League of Legends new legs.” Even critics who highlight flaws, such as Digital Trends (noting a “slow start”) and RPGamer (citing “technical issues”), ultimately recommend the game for its strengths. The mixed reception from some platforms (e.g., RPG Fan’s negative take) underscores that opinions vary, but the majority of reviewers—spanning outlets like IGN, GameSpot, and Nintendo Life—agree that The Mageseeker is a commendable addition to the franchise. Its blend of story-driven action, lore expansion, and charming aesthetics makes it a standout title for fans and a viable entry point for newcomers, despite its imperfections.

TL;DR

A solid League of Legends spin-off praised for its immersive story, vibrant pixel art, and engaging combat, but weighed down by repetitive gameplay, technical hiccups, and a slow start—still a worthwhile pick for fans despite flaws.

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Reviews

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Shacknews

Apr 20, 2023

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The review highly recommends The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story, stating that it is an incredible time and worth experiencing.

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IGN Portugal

Xbox Series X

Apr 20, 2023

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The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is likely to please fans of the League of Legends universe, even those who may initially reject it due to its art style. The reviewer is captivated by the story and recommends it to others.

Pocket Tactics

Nintendo Switch

Apr 14, 2023

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The Mageseeker is a confident and satisfying action RPG that appeals to both League fans and newcomers. It features a solid combat system, great character development, and beautiful visuals.

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PC Gamer

Apr 18, 2023

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The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story offers a refreshing combination of high-octane action and bombastic political intrigue. With its engaging story, robust gameplay, excellent soundtrack, and vibrant pixel graphics, the game is well worth the time for those who enjoy this type of media.

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XboxEra

Xbox Series X

Apr 19, 2023

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The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is a highly recommended game with its strong gameplay, gorgeous visuals, and solid score. The only downsides are the slow progression of Sylas' strength and the lack of voice acting.

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Gamers Heroes

PlayStation 5

Apr 20, 2023

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The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is a fantastic action RPG and a worthy spin-off. It is recommended for players who enjoy fast-paced top-down action.

God is a Geek

Apr 14, 2023

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The review concludes that The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is a solid action adventure game in its own right. It praises the game for its story, gameplay, and graphics, and states that it gives League of Legends new legs. Both fans and newcomers are said to have reasons to be excited about the future of League of Legends. The overall verdict is positive.

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GRYOnline.pl

PlayStation 5

Apr 21, 2023

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The overall experience is highly recommended, especially considering the reasonable price. The reviewer rates the game 8.5 out of 10.

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TierraGamer

May 31, 2023

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The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is a well-balanced RPG that offers a fun experience, especially for fans of the League of Legends universe, despite lacking innovation in the genre.

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Gamereactor UK

Nintendo Switch

Apr 25, 2023

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Despite its few shortcomings, The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is a thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining title, suitable for both League of Legends fans and newcomers.

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