Folly of the Wizards is a tough but enjoyable roguelike where clumsy apprentices fight chaos with spells, wit, and plenty of retries.
Author: James Luff
James is 40 and lives out his days in the United Kingdom.
He has loved gaming since he was 4 years old, watching his mum play Rainbow Islands.
He has blogged and co-hosted a podcast about retro gaming for around six years. He feels there is something inherently special about video games and how they can bring people together through sharing stories and m
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