The Quest

Used to play this on my ipod as a kid, and it was the closest to an open world rpg you could get on IOS at the time. So I have a LOT of nostalgia for this game. I think it stands up to time, it's a very charming game made by only a couple people and its suprisingly expansive. I remember many of the quests off by heart.

A badly made game. The quest log gives barely any details on the quests and if you lack enough persuade or lock pick many of them are impossible to complete. However the game never tells you this. The main quest involve having to travel the entire length of the map before you can start it, then is a series of minor quests that are less difficult than traveling to these quests. The villain's plan makes no sense and the health of the governor is completely irrelevant to the plot.

its good!

The Quest is a traditional first-person role-playing adventure that proudly carries the spirit of classic dungeon crawlers into a large fantasy world. Developed and published by Redshift Games, it focuses less on cinematic storytelling and flashy combat and more on exploration, character development, careful decision-making, and discovering what lies beyond the next grid square. Its deliberately old-fashioned structure will immediately feel familiar to players who grew up with classic computer RPGs, yet the amount of freedom packed into the adventure gives it enough depth to remain engaging long after its mechanics become familiar. The journey takes place in the kingdom of Monares, where troubling events surrounding a missing governor gradually lead into a much larger mystery. Rather than constantly pushing the player through a rigid sequence of objectives, the game provides room to explore towns, wilderness areas, caves, dungeons, and other locations while completing both major assignments and smaller side quests. Conversations and decisions occasionally provide different ways of handling situations, and players are not always forced to behave like traditional heroes. Breaking la…

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