- Steam pricePrice
- $15.99
- Release
- May 15, 2018
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two local wizards share each procedurally generated Chaos Trial while carrying separate Arcana and relic loadouts. They chain complementary spells, divide enemies, manage cooldowns, and dodge together; if one falls, the survivor can defeat several enemies to return the partner to combat.
About this game
Wizard of Legend is a fast-paced dungeon crawler where aspiring wizards battle through the Chaos Trials, a gauntlet of procedurally generated rooms packed with enemies and traps. The game supports true cooperative play, letting a second wizard join the fight locally to tackle the challenge together.
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Combat revolves around chaining spells into fluid combos, dodging attacks with precise dash movements, and building a loadout from over a hundred spells and relics. Every run pushes players to experiment with elemental synergies and signature abilities while managing cooldowns and health under constant pressure. The variety keeps sessions fresh, and coordinating spell combos with a partner adds a satisfying layer of teamwork.
Local couch co-op lets two players share the screen, working together to revive each other and survive longer runs. The frantic pace and communication demands make it an engaging cooperative experience, whether you are learning enemy patterns or optimizing loadouts for deeper progression.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does co-op work in Wizard of Legend?
Wizard of Legend supports local couch co-op for two players on the same screen. A second wizard can join you to tackle the Chaos Trials together, and you can revive each other during runs to survive longer. It's designed for shared/split-screen play with full controller support.
Can I play online co-op with friends?
The game is designed for local co-op, but you can use Steam Remote Play Together to play with online friends. Otherwise, both players need to be on the same system using controllers.
Is the second player just as powerful, or is it an asymmetric experience?
Both players control full wizards with access to the same spell and relic systems. It's true co-op where both players build their own loadouts and contribute equally to combat and progression.
How important is communication and coordination in co-op?
Communication is key. The game is fast-paced and demands precise movement, so coordinating spell combos, managing enemy aggro, and timing revivals all benefit from solid teamwork. Expect a frantic pace where calling out threats and strategies helps significantly.