Corgi Warlock casts Maia, a corgi warlock, as the hero of a quest to defeat the Evil Bunny King and his undead army. The action-adventure premise has a playful, character-led spin: Maia uses magic against the Bunny Army, with the game’s description presenting the tale as “based on a true story.”
The design pairs that quest with local co-op, where Maia can team up with the Magic Pug, Prophet Pig-J, and Deadly Fish Mage. It also offers a versus Battle Mode for one to four players, turning competition into a contest over who does the dishes or whether a pug is better than a corgi.
The game supports both local co-op and local versus multiplayer, with shared-screen play reflected in its listed features. That makes its player-count context especially relevant to whether people are playing alone, joining the quest locally, or squaring off in Battle Mode. Behind the unusual cast is a small-scale indie project: Xander’s Corgi Arcade is described as a one-person shop, and creator Xander drew inspiration from his corgi, Maia.
