Chronicles of Magic
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, Chronicles of Magic! Developed by the innovative team at Artifex Mundi S.A., this Adventure game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 12+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 22nd March 2018, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 12th November 2020.
Are you a fan of Adventure, Puzzle, games? Then Chronicles of Magic is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
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How Much Does Chronicles of Magic Cost?
Good news! You can download Chronicles of Magic on your iOS device absolutely free!
Chronicles of Magic Release Date
Eager to know when Chronicles of Magic first graced the App Store? It was launched on 22nd March 2018.
When Was Chronicles of Magic Last Updated?
The latest version of Chronicles of Magic was updated on 12th November 2020, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
Where Can I Download Chronicles of Magic?
To get started with Chronicles of Magic, head over to the official Apple App Store.
A Glimpse into Chronicles of Magic
The peace in the White Kingdom is marred by the appearance of the mysterious Black Knight. His identity and intentions are unknown, but when he kidnaps your only son Nevin, you follow him in pursuit. As Gillian, explore two worlds and use the Magic Scrolls to discover the truth about a forgotten royal lineage.
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Long ago, the twin kingdoms destroyed each other in war. The White Kingdom was rebuilt with magic, but the Black Kingdom is still cursed – dark clouds envelop the sky, and dangerous vines destroy fields and houses. The noble Queen Mariette in the White Castle looks after her own subjects, but also supports the suffering inhabitants of the dark land. During your dangerous journey you will meet the inhabitants of both the White and Black Kingdoms. It won’t be immediately clear who is really trustworthy. The boundaries between good and evil, magic and technology, and black and white will begin to blur, and the fate of the two kingdoms – and your son’s life – will be in your hands. Will you work with the most unexpected allies? Will you stop the evil and solve the mystery of the royal blood?
- Visit 30 enchanted locations from both kingdoms!
- Discover the spell sequences hidden in Magic Scrolls!
- Solve 33 fascinating Minigames and magical sequences!
- Collect 46 uncommon Chess Figures and Crow Statues!
- Delve into 17 marvellous Hidden Object Puzzles!
What’s New in the Latest Update?
Find out what’s new in the latest version of Chronicles of Magic updated on 12th November 2020:
Minor Bug Fixes!
User Reviews on Chronicles of Magic
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It would be nice with a second and a third game. Also add a bonus chapter in it. Its a little shorter then most. Usually it would be around a 2 hour game. This one felt more like 1 hour and 30 minutes but besides that great game.
This game is so awesome!!!!!! Keep up the good work Artifex Mundi!!!!!
May be too easy for some gamers. We are enjoying a more upbeat story line; less gore and evil.
We are a great fan of Artifex Mundi games and we never regretted buying any game. Professionals all the way.
When you pay this much, there should be a bonus chapter. Also, the voice actors (especially Nevis) will instantly grate on you nerves.
Rather decent game. Except, only 15% off, and no bonus chapter made us feel short changed. Shame.
Note to Catalina: this game was NOT developed by the same company that developed Noir Chronicles. Remember that Artifex Mundi is the distributor, as opposed to the developer. However we are in agreement with both Catalina and KimTwilight when we say we were disappointed by this game. It did have some positive aspects but overall we were somewhat bored and the game was extremely short to merit such a hefty price tag ($5.99 ON SALE)! You could customize settings. The storyline was one we have seen many times over. We love this genre (fantasy) and when a game uses magic as a tool it usually wins us over, but not this time. There was no cohesive journal but objectives were regularly updated. A marked teleport map provided instantaneous transportation between locations. Collectibles included morphing crows and black or white chess pieces; there was an indicator which glowed when a collectible was present. The graphics were quite good in most locations. However they were slightly blurry in others. The HO scenes had very little variation; mostly they consisted of word lists. The puzzles/games were extremely simplistic, especially the one where you invoked a magic spell with the aid of a magical scroll; it was a simple connect-the-dots mini game that was so ridiculous a two-year old could do it. There were not a plethora of tasks at each location and the game was quite linear to an extent. The game ran very smoothly and was free from any glitches. It was adorable and charming but we prefer more of a challenge and for this price a bonus adventure should have been included! Our rating will remain at 3 stars. We get one game per month from Artifex Mundi and they are extremely expensive. Usually it doesnt bother us but for this game to be so short and so trite truly offended us. We blindly bought it without even playing the trial because we normally love everything released by this distributor. We feel that Artifex Mundi is taking advantage of its gamers and we hope they read our reviews. Remember in April (dont ask us the date) we should receive a game from Five BN Uk. Its another installment in the Legacy series, so we can look forward to that release! Happy gaming to all!
This is a decent game with no issues, but for the price it is too short and does not offer a bonus chapter. We pre ordered this game expecting much more, but we will hesitate to do so in the future. For the price we expect a bonus chapter.
Black and white, bad and good can describe two kingdoms, standing at opposite ends of the spectrum. The Black Kingdom is cursed, plagued by relentless evil, while the White Kingdom, untainted by affliction, remains vibrant and pure. This story takes you on a journey through a whimsical world, where magic and spells affect outcomes with the help of special scrolls, as you try to save your child from a mysterious black knight. Along the way, you meet characters from both kingdoms, as you try to filter out who you can trust to benefit your objectives. In most scenes, the graphics are nicely rendered, with details that are sharp and clear. However, there are other scenes in which the visuals are slightly blurry. The Diary only records objectives, which update as you progress. The usual components are there: custom mode; teleport map, with action available, if applicable; and labeled inventory. The HOSs slightly vary in format; they are heavy on the word lists. You might say "awwwww" to yourself at the adorable storybook fashions. One of our grouses and it’s a big one is that the puzzles are childishly simple. Offensively simple. Connect five dots? This cheesy puzzle frequently appears; and our discernment is that each time it does appear, it must count towards the total number of puzzles the game advertises. $5.99 for elementary school-level puzzles? Big disappointment! You discover two sets of collectibles, including in the close-ups. Not surprisingly, the free trial is extremely short a transparent indication of the length of this game. As usual, there is no bonus chapter. Furthermore, the adventure portion of gameplay lacks challenge. Some of you might fall in love with this game and think that it is worth the money. Others might wind up feeling that what the game has to offer does not live up to the hefty price tag. We expect more value for our money.
Wow, we feel like we got jipped! We cant believe how expensive that was! It was short and had no bonus game. We guess we wont get excited when Artifex Mundi comes out with a new game anymore (especially since we feel we have to wait a whole year for one to come out). Ill stick to Big Fish games, they are longer and cheaper!