Developer: Hosted Games
Player Statistics
Updated: November 8, 2026 7:12 PMAverage players
Players Online
A Mage Reborn player count by month
A Mage Reborn has 1 players in-game right now, and the 24-hour peak is 1. The peak so far in November 2026 is 1 players, 0 on average.
| Month | Average players | Change | Peak players |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 2026 (so far) | 0 | — | 1 |
From SteamStat's own samples of the Steam player count since tracking began. Change compares a month's average with the month before.
At a glance
A Mage Reborn has 1 players in-game right now, 100% of its 24-hour peak of 1. The record since SteamStat started tracking it is 1 players, set on November 7, 2026. 107 Steam reviews rate it “Very Positive” (88% positive). Released on August 4, 2022 by Hosted Games. Current price: $4.99.
Description
A Mage Reborn is a thrilling 155,000-word interactive fantasy novel written by Adam Alamsyah. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
You've spent many years on the run from your turbulent past, outmaneuvering your darkest demons for as long as you can remember. After a short stint of hard-earned peace in a village where no one knows your secrets, you are once again thrown headfirst into danger and excitement. An expansive web of royal politics and magical intrigue threatens to swallow the continent whole, and you find yourself right in the thick of the action.
The world churns with danger and arcane secrets at every turn, and the task of navigating it has fallen to you. Will your fearsome powers see you safely to the other side? What kind of legacy will you leave behind?
- Play as a man, woman, or non-binary.
- Walk the path of a legendary mage, combining four different schools of magic to devastating effects.
- Find love with a warrior king or an aspiring saintess, weaving the start of a romance that transcends lifetimes.
- Sift through the memories of your past, and decide how they will determine your future.
- Uncover the secrets of your dark heritage, and harness the tremendous powers that course through your bloodline.
- Strike a bargain with arcane deities beyond your ken, and invoke their powers on the field of battle—at a steep price.
- Rise to lofty heights as the right hand of royalty, and navigate a fall from grace that results in your execution.
- Prime yourself for revenge or reconciliation, while the truths of the world slowly unfold around you.
Supported languages: english
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System Requirements
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Mac
- OS: macOS 12.0
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 20.04
User Reviews
It's a nah for me. This should have either been a complete story, or a longer first book. Where the story ends in terms of pacing feels like a middle - no matter what choices you make, you arrive at the same point. The first book in the series should(!) have a resolution, even in the non-interactive genre. And if you compel a reader to make all of the many choices - then you should really repay them with something.
There is no hook for me either, nothing that makes me wonder what happens next. I think it's due to how awkwardly the romance is paced. It doesn't read like a flow of a growing affection but like a series of jump-cuts. The way it was introduced seemed very sudden, at least during my playthrough. I was sure that the characters were supposed to be platonic friends, because I didn't notice any build-up until I suddenly got an option to kiss one of them. Some drama happened; then, suddenly, there is an option to profess your love to the person. It also states that you've known the person for a few years, and that you had some sweet memories with them. Great, I guess. But it does nothing to me as a reader.
So when the drama happens in the end, I'm thinking, "Ok, so what?"
It's a shame, because the story beats are engaging. There is some decent tension and drama. If only it were longer and ended at a different spot to give us some hook; if only more time was spent on the characters rather than on some random Baron and his village...
One of my fave IFs
Ever play D&D and get railroaded by your DM hardcore? Its like that, despite whatever you do, what the DM wants to happen happens regardless. And while I understand games are limited in what they can do, this felt like an exercise in futility, and while I'm sure some folks will enjoy that aspect, I do not. So not for me, having been a fan of fighting against the odds stories, this one was remarkably... unsatisfying in whatever it wanted to convey. It says Book one, I have no desire to read the second considering the ending. But make your own decisions and decide if its worth it, for me I'd say skip this one.
7.5/10
the good:
-the writing is amazing
-immersive
-good characters
-great original plot
-creative chapter layout*
the bad:
-*creative sure, but i dont think it works for this book
-too short, why are we only spending milliseconds in some of the most important moments of our lives??? its an Interactive Fiction... LET ME INTERACT WITH IT
-not much choice for the mc's personality
-stat management is blunt and not well done imo
-we barely talked to the other main characters (but i think this is more of an issue of the book's overall length, too much information crammed into a short game)
the good outweighs the bad by 75% (if that's how the math works idk) so yeah, its good but not great
I really like this, I dont want to call it a game so probably a choice bases digital novel? idk but i really enjoyed it and I hope there will be more
Additional Information
| Developer | Hosted Games |
| Platforms | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Age rating | None |
| Release date | August 4, 2022 |
| User reviews | 88% positive (107) |