Costume Quest

*Costume Quest* is one of those games that feels like Halloween bottled into a video game. It’s light, funny, and full of personality, and it never really tries to be anything other than a charming adventure about kids in costumes saving the day. The core idea is simple but super effective: costumes aren’t just cosmetic, they actually turn into different combat forms. That alone keeps the gameplay fresh and gives every new costume a little “oh nice, let’s try this” moment. Combat is turn-based but kept very accessible, more focused on timing and fun than deep complexity. It works perfectly for the tone of the game, which is playful rather than serious. The writing also adds a lot — there’s a dry humor running through it that gives it a bit of that classic Double Fine personality. Visually, it’s bright and stylized, with a strong sense of atmosphere that nails the Halloween vibe without overdoing it. Everything feels a bit like a kid’s imagination running wild, which fits the story perfectly. Overall, *Costume Quest* is a cozy, funny, and imaginative little RPG that doesn’t overstay its welcome. If you want something light, charming, and full of seasonal spirit, this one is a great pick.

Amazing game

peak fiction!

Esta bien chidito, el gameplay puede tornarse repetitivo pero es un juego que para los años que tiene a envejecido bien pero si eres un amante del halloween no te va a importar y aparte se compensa porque no es una campaña de mil horas aun asi tiene dlc por si quieres jugar mas le doy 10 como producto de halloween y un 8 como juego en general esta muy divertido

Nice adventure.

The game is quite good. It's simple and has some technical issues but it's fun and has a good dose of the usual Double Fine humor. I had issue with the right trigger registering on the Rog Ally but it plays well on a handheld. I ran into several crashes related to Callstack from just trying to change the resolution, the resolution change would take effect but the game would lock up until I closed the Callstack popup and that would essentially be a crash to desktop. The game also has weird performance, i had it on 1920x1080 with 240hz refresh but the fps would be between 60 and 43. idk if it's hard capped to 60 and it really doesn't need 240fps to feel smooth but it's weird behavior that the fps wasn't just solid at whatever it was set too. The game is relatively simple and my rig should definitely hit whatever cap I set it to. Despite the technical issues, I really enjoyed the game. It's pretty simple but it's a good time and the length of the game is pretty good for what it is: long enough to be fairly satisfying but short enough that it never really gets old.

Ganz sympathisches, kurzes Rollenspiel. Die Verwandlungen am Anfang der Kämpfe erinnern an eine gewisse South Park Folge xD

short & fun