Reminds me of japanese anime Dennō Coil, where kids would draw computer programs almost exactly like the author’s on the floor and invoke them as some kind of enchantement. Highly recommend it!
I call upon thе blood-moon goddess, for I have but one request. I've laid the altar, charged the crystals, the circle, I have blessed. PLEASE boot this time.
This must be the preferred programming language of the otherworldly main character of Aphyr's "Xing the technical interview" sequence of blog posts [1]. Would definitely deserve its own entry in the series.
This is incredible, what's the license of the work? A derivative of this (using a forth-like with only recursion) would be perfect for the current game project where I'm lacking a visual representation of spells (both written and animated). Mystical provides the missing piece of the puzzle of how users could write their own spells in a structured way within the game and still feel as if it's part of the game world with the same kind of thinking as in regular programming.