Dark Quest 4
Brain Seal Ltd · 2025 · Dungeon Crawler, Board Game, Turn-Based Tactics, Party-Based RPG, RPG
PC
Mostly Positive77% · 133 📈 Making a comeback 87%
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About Dark Quest 4
Darkness Stirs Once More Dark Quest returns with its fourth installment - a turn-based strategy adventure inspired by the legendary HeroQuest board game. Enter a realm of perilous dungeons, cunning traps, and powerful magic as you lead your party of heroes against the forces of the Dark Sorcerer.The evil Gulak, the sorcerer’s puppet, commands monstrous legions that stalk the night. Villagers vanish without a trace - stolen in silence, never to be seen again. Only your band of champions can stand against this tide of darkness and end Gulak’s reign of terror. Strategic Dungeon Adventures Embark on 30 handcrafted quests filled with tactical, turn-based combat and deadly surprises. Outsmart over 40 unique monsters, evade lethal traps, and wield both magic and steel to survive sprawling, multi-floored dungeons that test your wit and courage.Build Your Party of Heroes Command up to 10 unique heroes, each with distinctive stats and powers. Train them in the Hero Camp, unlock new cards and abilities, and forge your perfect dungeon-delving team.Online MultiplayerTeam up with friends online or locally in couch co-op up to 3 players, combining your heroes’ strengths to overcome Gulak’s legions. Explore together and find treasures to fill your purses!Creator Mode Step into the role of the Creator - design your own quests, build intricate dungeons, and shape adventures for others to explore. Play, share, and discover community-made quests from players around the world, or craft your own original challenges to test the bravest heroes.
What Steam players say
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BUY THIS GAME! -The President1 found this helpful
Dark Quest 4 does have some very attractive aspects. I wish the development would have continued, but as is, it a compelling board game come to life--great for a rainy day.1 found this helpful
I played every of the four instalments of "Dark Quest", but Part 4 is something special for me. I played the Demo a while ago, and identified a few little things that were of the accessability-kind that has some importance to me. I used the commentary function to the Demo's topic, and the Devs answered that they will see what they can do for me in the final game. And now that I'm playing Part 4 I realize: They truely did! That little story besides, I love "Dark Quest 4" because of: + a great tabletop feeling with dungeons that are truely a memory of big old "Hero Quest"-campaigns. I was, for example, highy thrilled by the amazing "Laboratory" that unlocks after you find a certain key in another level + a known but advanced collection of heroes that you'll HAVE TO become friends with, because your favorite characters get hurt, get tired, and regain strength through "pausing" a quest + a tactial collection of items, spels, runes, and so much more to apply to your characters. You cannot attach everything to everyone, and there's only one item of every kind (like in the boardgame, the game is so greatly inspired by). That makes it a challenge to figure out whose synergies are the best…
Worth it
Squad-based tactical combat that requires forethought of which team to bring, which items to use, and how to navigate the scenario. There are some "die to learn" areas, but they feel more informative than punishing. Overall outstanding, but I do wish some of the camera angles weren't so hard to see the terrain and interactive items.
I like it but it keeps freezing during combat in the Echoes of Gulak last room. Will not return until its fixed.
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