Kofi Quest

A hidden gem of a videogame, that makes great use of it's media

Kofi Quest, developed and published by Loftur Studio, is a deliberately offbeat take on the action RPG formula that mixes light strategy elements with a heavy dose of self-aware humor. From the outset, it signals that it has little interest in following traditional heroic narratives. Instead of a driven protagonist on a noble journey, players are introduced to Kofi—a character defined more by reluctance and sarcasm than bravery. This subversion sets the tone for the entire experience, framing the game as both a parody of genre conventions and a genuine, if unconventional, adventure. The gameplay blends direct character control with elements of real-time tactical management. While players guide Kofi through environments and combat encounters, they also recruit and command a small group of allies, issuing orders and positioning units to handle threats. This hybrid approach creates a dynamic where success depends not only on individual action but also on how effectively players coordinate their group. The system is accessible and easy to grasp, but it introduces just enough complexity to require attention during larger encounters. However, the controls can occasionally feel imprecise…

Kofi Quest is an amazing and humorous game, with mostly simple mechanics, nice graphics and a great story. If there was a rating system, this game would earn a 10/10 from me. Kofi Quest has a few funny moments (like when Chai swings the UI around your mouse) and a few “Finally!” moments (like after you defeat a boss) that you’ll love. Winning against a boss, especially if it’s a hard one, is definitely worth the effort. The mechanics are simple, with a maximum of 12 summoned by horn and each character having two abilities and another three if they’re a main character. You don’t need any experience to play Kofi Quest and you can pick up what does what quickly. There‘s even a pause mode to organise your team, and everything apart from bosses freeze during pause mode. Without spoiling too much, Kofi, a weak and lazy warrior that spends his time playing video games, finds Chai,a monk apprentice who has lost a bottle containing an all powerful potion. They have to fight a boss or six to get the whole potion back, the last one a 1v1 between the boss and Kofi. There are many funny moments in the story too. The cartoon style graphics are also very nice, simple but effective. K…

Un juego divertido de una serie que también lo es. Me gustó Kofi desde que vi el primer capítulo en youtube, y me he visto la serie bastantes veces ya. Este juego toma la primera gran aventura de Kofi, osea, antes de la cuarta temporada. El juego en si es muy sencillo y simple, aunque a diferencia de la serie, que es un juego de rol por turnos con un combate activo como Super Mario RPG, aquí es un RTS con elementos de MMO. Lo más importante de este juego es el humor, la verdad. No me entusiasmo demasiado cuando vi que era una mezcla de RTS y demás, pero si lo hacen a RPG tradicional creo que se hubiese quedado mucho más soso la verdad, sobretodo porque el poco combate que se ve en la serie no es exactamente lo más emocionante. Pues bien, seguimos a Kofi y a su nuevo compañero para esta aventura, Chai a recuperar una poción que ha perdido. Personajes conocidos, nuevos y personajes que se volverán mas importantes apareceran, como Elfa, NIÑATO y como no, el gran limo: Limón, este vago y muy gracioso saco de mocos es el compañero perfecto para nuestro protagonista, un holgazan que actualmente desea vivir aventuras pero le cuesta levantar el culo del sofa y quiere hacer las misiones bu…

i usually dont mind RTS games but i think the lack of RPG elements and leveling , how uncomfortable it is to control your troops who all have extra buttons you need to use as well ; its just a lot of micromanaging. It is also not super clear where to go most of the time , and the UI and controls to drop food and pause all the time was kinda tedious for me.

Only good at first look