Fictorum

Fictorum is an action RPG featuring destructible environments, a procedural node-based world map, and dynamic magic shaping.

Fictorum is a action roguelike, magic and destruction game developed and published by Scraping Bottom Games.
Released on August 09th 2017 is available in English only on Windows.

It has received 1,123 reviews of which 879 were positive and 244 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.5 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 2.04€ on Steam and has a 75% discount.


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Windows
  • OS *: Windows 7+ 64 bit
  • Processor: Core i5 or equivalent
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: GTX 760 or equivalent
  • Storage: 14 GB available space

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Aug. 2024
A rogue-lite dungeon crawler with fun core gameplay and some honestly pretty solid writing for what it is, but gets repetitive really quickly and is a real bitch for performance. I enjoy it a fair amount and expect you will too if your computer can run it.
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May 2024
The game plays like one of those old web games running on shockwave, but does worse in performance. I don't have the best machine, but it should be able to run this thing without lag, yet I get stutters at random, even for just standing in a field post combat. Nothing in the game is polished, the AI sometimes forgets what it was doing, othertimes you aggro the whole map. The maps are limited and repetitive. The visuals do a good job of bringing a bit of nostalgia. The item system and inventory is solid. There is a progression system, but the game's not very clear on how it works, you sort of just go through it and see what happens at the end. The magic system in this is great, it's the saving grace of the game. You are free to modify the spells you find on your adventure. The story generation in this game is done well, but the options you are provided are not clear with the results. The game doesn't seem to support non English keyboard inputs, which is annoying but not a serious issue. Overall, if I got the game at full price I'd be upset, but I got it for 75% off and at that price I can't even be mad. I'm keeping this. There's definitely fun to be had with this one, if you have the patience for its flaws.
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May 2024
The beginning is a little slow and you wonder if you'll enjoy the game. Then you find a spell that just destroys everything and you cant stop having fun. 10/10
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March 2024
Pretty decent game at this price, but it is more or less repeating the same thing over and over again. (Kill everything in the area you just entered.) The variation in magic spells keeps it somewhat interesting though.
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Dec. 2023
I got this game on sale for 2.49, but I'd have been satisfied paying the full-price tenner. The highest one-line praise I can give this game is it's like all the fun of playing invoker, but you don't have to suffer playing Dota 2 to do it. See that house? Meteor. That dude over there having fun? Meteor his dumb ass. Townie that wants nothing to do with you and was minding his own business? Meteor that shoots other meteors. You can blow everything and everyone into smithereens using a very enjoyable variety of customizable spells. I thought Doombolt was cool because it shot a big purple energy bolt, so I made it conjure up a storm cloud that shot them for me. You may think "well, most games would only let you cast one storm-type spell like this at a time." This game doesn't give a fuck what you do. That's on you. As many simultaneous doombolt storms as your mana pool and graphics card will allow. With a certain rune the doombolt strikes started leaving a mist that was resurrecting the dead enemies as minions. Come on man. I recommend this game if you like dope shit, such as wizards, and don't mind if games look like they did back on the PS2. The environments are basically Mount & Blade: Warband battlefields with destructible houses scattered around and the enemies are born to become ragdolls, but what we have here is a great magic system with a sandbox to mess around in for what I would consider a very fair price. Fun game, pure and simple.
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Fictorum
7.5
879
244
Online players
5
Developer
Scraping Bottom Games
Publisher
Scraping Bottom Games
Release 09 Aug 2017
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