Mage March

　　The forest is dark, but the stage is light. Your paws are black, but your fire is bright.

　　What awaits you behind the curtain? Who is putting on this play? Will you ever find a way out?

　　Welcome to ACT 1 of Mage March. The full experience is only a few minutes long, so we hope you stay with us until the end!

　　Mage March was made as part of the A Game By Its Cover 2019 game jam, in which developers turn the fictional cartridge art of the My Famicase Exhibition into the real thing.

　　Cartridge art for Mage March by Scott Balmer.

　　Art: Edward Neira

　　Audio: David Kelly

　　Programming: Li Zilles, Tim Plummer

　　Design: A group of friends

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Status	In development
Platforms	HTML5
Rating	Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars (15 total ratings)
Author	Keer
Genre	Card Game
Tags	2D, Automation, Deck Building, Lovecraftian Horror, Pixel Art, Retro, Roguelike, Roguelite, Singleplayer
Links	Steam