Kickstarter Game of the Week: Code Spells

This Week in Kickstarter we have a very interesting game that called my attention and it name is Code Spells.

A game open world of powerful wizards where you can craft (or code) your own spells, where you can be creative and express through magic your “power”. The game provides a interface where you can configure and specify exactly what you want that your spell will do.

What makes it all possible is code.  The game provides a coding interface where you can specify exactly what your spells will do. This interface is intuitive enough for individuals (young and old) who have never coded before.  But skilled coders will also enjoy using their coding skills in new and creative ways!  Even children can use this interface to make mountains out of the terrain, make an impenetrable force field around yourself, or even make a golem creature out of the surrounding rocks. The sky is the limit! quoted from kickstarter project page

The game is a “Spell-crafting sandbox” where you can mix in complex ways 4 diferent elements (earth, fire, water, air) and the number of spell you can create looks to be infinite.

Code Spells also provides a comunity where you can share your magic with other people and friends, you can play online creating new game modes since a survival game to a new magic-based sport.

For the CodeSpells world we will be creating procedurally generated levels that change over time as you affect the elements and their distributions throughout the map. We’ve come up with a system for simulating the effects of elements in the world that will dynamically change as the environment changes. An area in shadow will be less hot than an area in direct sunlight. Altitude will change the weather. Land close to a water source will be humid, so more vegetation will grow there. Hot and dry areas will be more prone to catching fire. We’ll be able to simulate fire spreading, water flowing through new areas, and constantly changing biomes. The world will feel truly dynamic and alive. quoted from kickstarter project page

In my opinion the game looks really fun, extremily creative and deserve it’s attention, check more in the official kickstarter page HERE!