Magicka 2
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About Magicka 2
Magicka 2 dropped on May 26, 2015, bringing chaotic wizardry back for another round. Pieces Interactive built this sequel while Paradox Interactive handled the publishing duties. You can play it on PC or PlayStation 4 in single player or up to four person co-op sessions. The story follows a group of wizards and their guide Vlad as they march through Midgård to stop evil again. This time around, you wield the dynamic spellcasting system that lets you mix elements like fire, water, and earth to create wild magic effects. It is an action RPG that leans heavily on humor rather than serious fantasy tropes. The game asks you to play as overpowered characters who often cause more problems than they solve while fighting through dungeons.
Gameplay
You spend most of your time standing in a group with friends and mashing buttons to cast spells. The core loop involves holding down two element keys to combine them into specific attacks or environmental effects. You might mix fire and air to launch a flaming tornado or water and earth to create a healing spring. Combat feels messy because friendly fire is always on, so you often blast your own team by accident. A typical session involves running from one enemy camp to the next while trying not to kill Vlad or your friends. You can switch between melee attacks and ranged spells depending on what situation you face. The game modes let you tackle the campaign alone or with up to three other people who might be just as clumsy as you are.
What Players Think
Players on PlayPile have voted this title a solid 68.6 out of 100 based on 84 ratings, which matches the Metacritic score of 69. The average playtime sits around 7 hours for most users who finish the main story. Completion rates hover near 45 percent since the chaotic co-op often leads to frustration or abandonment. Community moods skew heavily toward funny and chaotic rather than serious. Only 10.3 percent of achievements unlock on average, making them a decent challenge. The rarest achievement is "Sage's Diploma" with just a 0.90 percent unlock rate. Reviews frequently mention the loud voices of friends screaming as they accidentally blow each other up. This data confirms that the game is best enjoyed in short bursts with a patient group.
PlayPile's Take
This title costs roughly $12.42 at its lowest price point on GameBillet, making it an easy buy for anyone who likes co-op chaos. The 47 achievements offer enough long-term goals if you can find three friends willing to tolerate your mistakes. You should play this only if you have a close group that does not mind constant friendly fire. It is not a game for solo players who want a deep story or precise combat mechanics. The low completion rate suggests many people quit before the end, likely due to the annoying physics. Walk away if you prefer serious role-playing experiences. Stick around if you want four hours of laughter while your friends yell at each other over broken walls.
Game Modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
IGDB Rating
68.6
RAWG Rating
3.7
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