Invoker spells training
About Invoker spells training
Invoker spells training drops you into the world of magic with one clear goal: learn every spell belonging to the great wizard Invoker. The game frames itself as a simulator, giving you the chance to become a true wizard by combining three different spheres, each carrying its own unique abilities. The challenge is to push for the maximum number of points by applying your knowledge and skill in magic.
Several scenes show a dark gray background filled with small, multicolored glowing square particles in blue, purple, and orange.
How to Play Invoker spells training
Start by deciding which spell you need to cast first. Once you know your target, combine the three spheres in the correct order to create the required skill, then release it. The aim is to collect the maximum number of points — enough to prove you are a real pianist of magic.
Controls
- Mouse: Select and activate spheres to create spells
- Keyboard: Input sphere combinations to build and release spells
- On-screen buttons: Tap in-game controls to create and release spells
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