Reviews find enjoyment in choosing spells to keep companions alive.
What makes it fun
Keep the party alive with limited mana
Your party handles the attacks while you choose the healer's spells. Deciding whether to shield an ally or save mana for a party heal means watching health bars, cast times, and cooldowns.
Rebuild for the next fight
The skill tree upgrades your healing as well as your party's damage and health. A reviewer got past a difficult stage by investing in the mage, showing what a different allocation can do.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Languages
- English ／ 1 language total
A typical run
The official description places you in charge of keeping companions alive with healing and buffs as they face dungeon bosses.
Core systems
Healing and party growth Skill tree
The skill tree upgrades healing and party members’ abilities.
What sets it apart
A reviewer enjoyed choosing between spending mana on shields and saving it for area healing.
Learning curve and difficulty
A reviewer enjoyed ordering heals and buffs around casting and cooldowns that continued between areas.
Builds and playstyles
An example of investing in the mage
A reviewer overcame a nightmare shark stage by focusing upgrades on the mage rather than the archer.
What players like
Reviews praise the enjoyment of choosing healing and support spells.
Reviewers appreciate being able to choose a development path through the skill tree.
Reviewers enjoy the humor in conversations between party members.
Common complaints
Reviewers describe repeated play as a grind.
Reviewers report bugs where casting gets stuck and spells become unusable.
Who it’s for
For players who want to choose their own spells as a healer. The opportunity to plan skill development is another reason to consider it.
Who might not enjoy it
Be cautious if you want a hands-off experience. Reviewers have found the demands of manual control tiring.
95% Overwhelmingly Positive ・ US$4.99
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