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Use Your Vocabulary to Defeat Monsters in ‘Spell Smashers’

Jul 16, 2018

The newest title from Renegade Game Studios has been announced and it’s one which strikes me as something rather unusual. In Spell Smashers, players will have to use letter cards to devise words of varying length in order to defeat a plethora of beasties and baddies. The game is for one to five players, ages 10+, and plays in around 45-60 minutes. Spell Smashers will carry an MSRP of $45.00 when it arrives in October.

From Renegade:

Renegade Game Studios is excited to announce a new word- and sword-slinging game — Spell Smashers! This title is designed by Christopher Chung, designer of award-winning Lanterns: The Harvest Festival. It also boasts a notable artist, The Mico, renown for his work on the North Sea Trilogy. The two combined create a product bursting with dynamic visuals and engaging gameplay.

Harness the power of your vocabulary in this exciting, monster-battling, loot-collecting word game. In Spell Smashers, you combine your letter cards to spell words, smashing fearsome monsters and their even more fearsome adjectives!

When you deal damage to a monster, you gain precious coins. When you defeat a monster, you collect that monster as a trophy … and gain a new letter to use later on! But beware — as you battle these dangerous creatures, you receive wounds, which are difficult letter combinations that could ruin your day.

Between battles, visit the local town and spend your hard-earned loot to outfit yourself with powerful gear, take on new quests, buy devious potions, or grab an ale at the tavern as you boast about your battle scars. Set your sights on fame and glory as you smash monsters with your spelling skills and rid the world of evil!

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