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Create an army and use spells while it fights for you. Mage & Monsters is an active auto battler, where you must choose wisely between upgrading the might of your army, or increasing the power of your spells.

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About Mage and Monsters

Mage & Monsters is an active auto‑battler where you build an army and cast spells to defeat foes. Each match forces a strategic choice between strengthening your troops or enhancing your magical arsenal. The game offers eight mages with unique bonuses, two pure combat mages, 25 recruitable units, 35 monsters, and 11 spells, all played across three map types with a defined level progression.

01 / THE GUIDE

Mages and Bonuses

Eight distinct mages each start with a special bonus and a starter spell, shaping early battle tactics. Two additional mages focus solely on combat, providing pure damage options. Choosing a mage gives you a special bonus and a starting spell, shaping the strategic direction of your army upgrades.

  • Experiment with different mages to see which bonus aligns with your preferred upgrade path.
  • Consider a pure combat mage if you favor direct damage over spell utility.

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Unit Recruitment

The game features 25 distinct units that can be recruited to form your fighting force. Each unit adds a unique role to the auto‑battler lineup. Balancing unit variety with the mages’ bonuses creates a layered strategy for each encounter.

  • Mix unit types to cover multiple combat scenarios.
  • Align unit choices with the mage’s special bonus for synergy.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · Lasse Zacho Malver

03 / THE GUIDE

Spell System

Players have access to 11 unique spells that can be deployed during battles to aid the army. Spells range from offensive bursts to supportive effects. Investing in spell power can shift the balance of a match, especially against tougher monsters.

  • Test spells early to gauge their impact on auto‑battles.
  • Pair spells with mages whose bonuses complement the spell’s effect.

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Progression and Blood Shards

Playing the game awards Blood Shards, a currency that can be spent on Power Ups before starting a new game. These Power Ups influence future battles. Strategic allocation of Blood Shards determines whether you lean toward stronger units or more potent spells in subsequent runs.

  • Save shards for Power Ups that match your long‑term strategy.
  • Review Power Up options each run to avoid redundant upgrades.

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Maps and Level Structure

Three map types are available: an arena, a forest, and a cave. Both arena and forest contain 30 normal levels followed by 5 endgame levels. The cave presents random enemies each level. Each map offers a distinct visual and enemy mix, encouraging varied tactical approaches across the game’s maps.

  • Use the arena’s predictable layout to fine‑tune unit combos.
  • Leverage the cave’s randomness to test flexible strategies.

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    Mage and Monsters FAQ

    Is Mage & Monsters a single‑player experience?

    Yes, the game is listed as a single‑player title and does not require multiplayer connectivity.

    Can I earn achievements on Steam?

    The feature list includes Steam Achievements, so progress can be tracked through the Steam platform.

    Does the game support Family Sharing on Steam?

    Family Sharing is explicitly mentioned, allowing the game to be shared with other accounts on the same device.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.