Sorcery School

Name: Sorcery School
Rating: 4.8 (6750 reviews)
Author: Pretty Simple

By: Pretty Simple App

#1 Card & Adventure Game

Overview

Version:

1.16078.0

Last updated: 2026-07-30

Features & Capabilities

Sorcery School blends solitaire-inspired card play with a rich adventure world. It’s free to play, 100% ad-free, and offers offline play with thousands of levels, elegant cards, and spellbinding progression.

In this magical tale, you defend the Owl School of Magic from invading monsters, teaming up with your teachers to cast spells, upgrade artifacts, and explore mystical regions as you uncover ancient secrets.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Pretty Simple

Rating:

4.80

(6,750) 25 new ratings

Version:

1.16078.0 Last updated: 2026-07-30

Version code:

889028480

Creation date:

2023-10-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

219.75MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 21,660 ▼ 12

Other rankings

#27 in The Best New Card Games #37 in simple keyword 43 ▲

Other platforms

Sorcery School (v1.15672.2)

1,158,458 4.80

(24,406)

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Developed by:

Pretty Simple

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sorcery-school/id1558454859

Website:

https://www.sorcery.school

User Reviews

Overall, players praise Sorcery School for its fun, wizard-themed solitaire gameplay, charming visuals, and lack of ads. It’s addictive with ongoing content and rewards. But updates are blamed for tougher progression and a sense of pay-to-win, and there are frequent in-app purchase issues (price discrepancies, refunds, and occasional gem-purchase failures). Other recurring concerns include unclear onboarding, rapid energy depletion, and bugs around friends/trading. Fans want better balance, reliable payments, and smoother onboarding along with continued new content.

Pros

Fun, engaging wizard-themed solitaire gameplay.
Charming, colorful visuals and cute art style.
No ads (aside from optional in-app purchases) and a solid, polished feel.
Addictive with ongoing content, rewards, and evolving storyline/characters.

Cons

Balance/difficulty changes after updates make progression harder and feel pay-to-win.
In-app purchase issues: price discrepancies, refunds, and gem-purchase failures.
Unclear onboarding and goals for new players, leaving some confusion about progression.
Rapid energy/resource depletion that hinders ongoing play.
Progression gating by updates or level caps delaying advancement.

Recent reviews

They don’t update the actual game play beyond the monthly pay to win subscription. Result is artifacts are maxed out, but the game requires higher levels to progress. Example, caving helmet maxed out at level 71 a month ago but the game requires level 75 to successfully beat the goblin mine. Same with EVERYTHING else. Update: thanks for the condescending reply that doesn’t address the fact that EVERY artifact in the game is maxed at 71 (has been for months) and you keep upping the level needed to succeed every week. this week it’s up to 76 to beat the goblin mine and there isn’t a strategy beyond spending money on endless gems that’s gonna allow me to beat it. maybe do a game update that improves user experience instead of revenue generation? Or don’t, I’m done spending cash on it.