Mystics
Creatures theme
Includes wizards, shamans or other characters whose occupation delves into the mystical realm.
575
games
78platforms
Alternate names: Wizards, Shamans, Sorcerers, Witches, Magic-users
Name variations: sorcerors
WIN 2007-10-26
WIN 2016-11-11
NES 1992-03-06
SX1 1986
WIN 2010-10-13
GBC 2000
WIN 2013-07-25
ORIC 1983
CPC 1985
GC 2002-12-31
IIE 1981
C64 1989
Mystic clergy, witches, druids, sorcerers, shamans, witchdoctors, alchemists, seers, astrologists, and any other similar.
This applies regardless if the characters express having any supernatural powers because of their hobby or not.
Also note that calling someone "witch" is occasionally done only for defaming the person rather than accurately labeling them, meaning they aren't necessarily of the mystic sort.
Wielding items or having natural abilities that are magic-like do not usually count.
This applies regardless if the characters express having any supernatural powers because of their hobby or not.
Also note that calling someone "witch" is occasionally done only for defaming the person rather than accurately labeling them, meaning they aren't necessarily of the mystic sort.
Wielding items or having natural abilities that are magic-like do not usually count.
Popular tags
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Child groups
Witches, Necromancers, Mystic protagonist, Warrior-Mystics, Classic wizards, Clergy, Druids
Games by year
The first Mystics video game was released in 1975.
Spiderweb Software, Electronic Arts and Melbourne House published most of these games.