School Quest

School Quest is absolutely authentic to it's inspiration as a Sierra Style adventure game, and really feels like a lost game from the era. Item descriptions are witty, and the size and of the map, amount of interactable NPC's is quite impressive. If you are an old-school adventure game fan, pick this up and bring your favorite notepad!

I really shouldn't be surprised i dont understand what im supposed to do lol HOWEVER thats not a bad thing! It envelops old point and click games! Not only in visuals BUT also the difficulty! It's a pretty good game otherwise! 9/10

Does a great job of portraying the old school feel of the classic Sierra games. Grateful the dev chose the control scheme of the newer "Quest" games as opposed to "type what you want to do here." There were initial issues I had when I played through the game but the developer has been patching those things out. If you like the classic Sierra games, this is well-worth a shot.

This was not fun. The slipping and dying on things made the bad game play worse. Would not recommend.

School Quest is a love letter to some of the most important games of all time. I didnt grow up in the 80s but back when I was in high school I heard about these old Point and Click adventure games by a studio called Sierra. And I instantly fell in love. The charm, the witty writing, the absolutely hilarious and loveable characters. This all to say that School Quest, wears this proudly. And in my opinion it deserves to be up there with the rest of them. While I dont think the humor reaches quite the heights of something like a Space Quest or a Lesuire Suit Larry. It does have some humor that had me chuckling. The game follows Anthony or Tony A closeted gay teenager in the 90s as he investigates recent disappearances in his school Geauga High School. His friend Erik who he has a crush on. Has not shown up in 3 weeks. He is determined to find out why. I dont think this game has quite as wacky of puzzles as Kings Quest or anything but it does a have a few that made me a little like huuuuh? Or I think at one point an npc wouldn't show up unless I was learned in the way of this Danzig looking guy which very much fits the 90s. Don't get me started on the water that is literall…