Time Re:Quest

[h1] Information / Review English [/h1] Time Re:Quest is a tactical game simulation developed by ima shouganai. [h1] Gameplay / Story [/h1] Time Re:Quest is a classic survival game and is graphically based in the style of the 80s. The game offers you two game modes called Rescue and Endless. In each round we have to make momentous decisions in order to achieve our goal and move forward. We have to get to the bottom of a mysterious secret and solve it, and we can also help other players with their problems. The game invites you to choose your own path in advancing the story as it is a procedural game. This means that with each run we have a different embarrassed card. The decisions we make are therefore even more important in order to survive and cannot be reversed. In your adventure you have to collect resources, fulfill your goals and also leave behind items that are no longer needed so that they do not pose a burden for you. You are exposed to different weather conditions, sometimes it's too warm, sometimes it's too cold, which strains your strength, and there are enemies in your way, which are animals like people. You only have one goal in mind, which is to somehow survive. …

Alright. [i]Time Re:Quest[/i] barely qualifies as a game. Just to get that out of the way off the top. The screen you are presented with looks cool, as you can see by the images the dev added to the product page. It's got different sections for usable items, crafting, other stuff you find, bonfire/cooking, combat, resting, eating, drinking, healing, and flashlight. You are also given meters for health, blood, hunger, and thirst. You have a map on the top right corner of the screen and a little box bottom right that presumably shows you what you are seeing. Sort of. You have a clock and thermostat. And last but not least, you have a section that tells you what's happening at any moment in three categories: events, survivor, and status. There is no tutorial and I guarantee you will waste time clicking on the map expecting your icon to move. It doesn't. Instead, what you do is watch the clock tick through the day, and periodically (approx every half hour on the in game clock), one of the three categories update with new information. Which might be that you find berries to eat, hear gunshots in the distance, walk into a trap, the weather is getting hotter, etc... Occasionally, one of …