Maiden and Spell

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Maiden and Spell

Short description

Maiden & Spell is a magical girl battle game, set in a cutesy fantasy world. Select from one of eight young ladies to battle 1 on 1 with a friend, or fight your way through a series of bosses and learn the secrets of The Kingdom of Stars.

Developer
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Publisher
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Release
Mon, Feb 24, 2020
Price
$12.99
Reviews
641
Positive
98%
Followers
n/a
Owners (estimated)
n/a
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Action, Indie
Features
Multi-player, PvP, Online PvP, Shared/Split Screen PvP, Shared/Split Screen, Full controller support, Remote Play on Phone, Remote Play on Tablet, Remote Play Together
Tags
Indie Action Bullet Hell Cute Shoot 'Em Up Fighting Multiplayer Anime Female Protagonist Local Multiplayer 2D PvP 2D Fighter Difficult Colorful Arcade Fantasy Fast-Paced 2.5D Short
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$355ksomewhere between $158k and $631k · roughly 13K–51K copies

Extrapolated from the review count alone — no owner estimate is available for this game. Multiplied by $12.31, the average price these copies actually sold for — weighted from the price history rather than taken from the $12.99 launch price. That is 5% below list price on average. Before Steam's cut, VAT and refunds. How these numbers are calculated.

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