Vagabond: a magic system you shouldn't pass on
Feels like an action RPG with snappy combat and no "loading screens", Vagabond makes the most of your time but also introduces a fantastic magic system that actually makes you feel like you are crafting the spells. 00:00 - Intro 00:53 - Pitch 02:47 - Classes and Perks 04:39 - Magic System 07:43 - The game runs itself 14:14 - Crunchyness 15:04 - Discussion
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