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About This Game

Crystalcaller is a 2D wave-survival roguelite seen from the side. There is no auto-attack: you aim every spell yourself — with the mouse or the right stick — while trolls, werewolves, tree spiders and frost wraiths close in.

Five elements, ten reactions

Every elemental hit leaves a mark. Hit it with a second element and it reacts: fire and lightning overload into an explosion, water and ice freeze enemies solid, earth and water drag them into a mire. Ten reactions, each with its own name — your spellbook records every one you discover. The ground matters too: puddles conduct lightning, ice turns the floor slick, earth melts into lava.

A spellbook that grows with you

Every element starts with a basic spell that costs nothing and marks your targets. Beyond it waits a page of power spells, each one unlike the others: leap through the air and leave a trail of embers, summon a phoenix, call down a meteor, send a wave rolling across the ground or drown the field in a deluge. Pair each spell with a partner element that shapes how it works — and uncover the master combos hidden between them.

You learn new spells for good by reaching milestones. In each run, you buy them with souls at the temple.

Mana for playing well, not for spamming

Your basic spells are free. Mana comes from reactions, combo hits and kills — and it fuels your power spells and the Elemental Burst, a ring of raw element that marks every enemy around you.

Every wave a decision

After each wave, pick a bonus — or a rune that changes how a spell behaves: bouncing waterballs, rolling boulders, a fan of icicles. Skilful kills drop ingredients, and every biome hides more to gather. Brew them into potions at the temple cauldron — some to drink, some to throw. When you fall, crystal shards carry over into permanent upgrades for your next run.

Four biomes, three bosses

Hand-built waves lead you from the meadow and the forest into the mountains and the ice fields, each with its own scenery and a day that slowly turns to night. When a biome is cleared, a world portal opens onto the next one. Step through, take a look around and start the next wave at the crystal when you are ready.

Over 20 enemy types with their own attacks, elites, thunderstorms, falling rocks, blizzards and blood moons stand in your way — and three bosses: Mossgrip, Grumbar and the Frost King. After that, endless mode.

Features

• Manual aiming with mouse or controller, with Xbox and PlayStation button prompts
  
• 5 elements, each with a free basic spell and its own power spells
  
• 10 elemental reactions, master combos and runes that change your spells
  
• Brewing: gather ingredients, brew potions to drink or throw
  
• 4 biomes, 3 bosses and an endless mode
  
• Over 20 enemy types, elite enemies and wave events
  
• Permanent progression between runs
  
• Original soundtrack
  
• English and German

Free demo: waves 1–7, from the meadow through the world portal into the forest — with all five elements, reactions, runes and your first power spells from the spellbook.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The music, most sound effects and a few sprites and icons were made with AI assistance and reviewed by the team. Store graphics were assembled with AI assistance from the team's own artwork. No AI generates content while you play.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Combat against fantasy creatures (trolls, werewolves, snakes, bats). Hits show red pixel-art blood; defeated trolls, werewolves and bats break apart into body parts with blood effects.