Spellcasting 101: Sorcerers get all the Girls (1990)
Spellcasting 101: Sorcerers get all the Girls is a 1990 video game made by Legend Entertainment.
Ernie Eaglebeak arrives at Sorcerer University with no magical pedigree and every intention of having a good time. Legend Entertainment's 1990 comedy adventure, written by Steve Meretzky, drops this hapless freshman into a campus full of rival fraternities, incomprehensible professors, and spells that tend to backfire in the most embarrassing directions. The game plays as a bawdy campus comedy with a puzzle structure underneath, letting players type commands or select from menus while the game cheerfully catalogues their failures. It launched one of Legend's most popular series.
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The campus-wizard-comedy register is a narrow one, but Maburaho finds similar comedy in a magic school where an underdog student's power is laughably limited and social survival matters as much as spellwork.
