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About This Game

You're bottle-headed factory workers at Brewniversal, a corporation that brews potions for other famous games. You owe the company money. Mostly because you keep drinking the inventory.

BREW SLOSH

Search the factory for the right ingredients, slice them, freeze them, roast them, or ferment them, then toss them into the cauldron to brew Slosh before your shift ends.

Watch your aim: one careless sword swing can leave your buddy without a hand, while a stray fireball can set the whole crew on fire.

DRINK FOR STRENGTH

Slosh gives you the strength to lift heavy objects and cast powerful magic. Unfortunately, it also wrecks your coordination.

TRACE TO CAST

Trace spell patterns by hand to unleash powerful magic. Nail the shape and the spell works. Slip up, and you may end up temporarily cursed instead.

CO-OP CHAOS

Throw ingredients across gaps, catch what your teammates send back, take risky shortcuts, and rescue coworkers when their brilliant plans go wrong.

Explore sprawling factories for ingredients, rescue drunk coworkers, fend off hostile creatures, and somehow finish the brew before one small mistake snowballs into a full-scale workplace disaster.

Features

• Online co-op for up to 4 players

• Factories packed with hazards, creatures, and interactive machinery

• Spellcasting by tracing patterns by hand

• Drunk physics and deteriorating control

• Halve, freeze, roast, and ferment ingredients

• Pig-related workplace incidents

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Hold My Wand contains cartoon violence, including physical combat with fantasy creatures (Hüngvers) and spell-based combat. The game features alcohol-themed mechanics: players drink a fictional potion called Slosh that causes drunken physics and impaired movement. Failed spells result in comedic curse effects such as rainbow vomit and temporary physical transformations. All violence and mature content is cartoonish and humorous in nature, with no gore, blood, or realistic depictions of harm.