Tag
Magic.
A list of PC games filtered by the "Magic" tag, ranked by quality, popularity, and price.
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ELEX II
Quality
62
Popularity
29
Value
81
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Rune Factory 4 Special
Quality
71
Popularity
27
Value
72
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FINAL FANTASY IV
Quality
74
Popularity
28
Value
69
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Warlock 2: The Exiled
Quality
68
Popularity
24
Value
79
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The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition
Quality
94
Popularity
35
Value
39
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Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition
Quality
64
Popularity
26
Value
80
Preorder
OCEANIDES: World's End – Great Mother Goddess of the Void Sea
Quality
50
Popularity
—
Value
76
Estimated scores
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Echoes of Mystralia
Quality
67
Popularity
23
Value
80
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Entropy
Quality
74
Popularity
20
Value
73
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Pluto
Quality
74
Popularity
22
Value
73
Preorder
Died in the Tower Again
Quality
50
Popularity
—
Value
76
Estimated scores
Preorder
Apparently an Apprentice Alchemist
Quality
50
Popularity
—
Value
78
Estimated scores
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Wizzo PopOut
Quality
73
Popularity
12
Value
80
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Island of Rebirth~NTR and Love~
Quality
73
Popularity
16
Value
78
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Shelve the Potions!
Quality
70
Popularity
23
Value
78
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Lords of the Fallen
Quality
70
Popularity
37
Value
57
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Little Big Adventure – Twinsen’s Quest
Quality
71
Popularity
23
Value
73
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Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter
Quality
93
Popularity
30
Value
45
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