Dark Quest 4

I always like playing Dark Quest ever since I tried DQ1, I have a weak spot for light RPGs and just quick fun gameplay. That being said I have to admit this was the least fun one in the series (my favorite being DQ3) with some bugs that made me repeat a quest 3 times because the game would just halt and not progress. The movement is slow and sometimes the menu was unresponsive but polish isn’t really the forte here. But I’ll always support this series and am looking forward to the next one. Overall score 6/10 worth a buy for some quick fun

재밌다. 그냥 저냥 플탐은 노가다 때문에 늘어나는 것 같다.

amazing

Après la déception de Dark Quest 3, j'ai quand tenté de voir si le 4 serait mieux. Bon... Franchement c'est pas spécialement mieux. Le 1 et le 2 étaient chouette. Mais là... c'est plus intéressant. Pourtant, le principe à la HeroQuest est cool, mais bref...

Primera vez en esta categoria y lo cierto es que me enganchó 🤣🤣 Lo tengo que recomendar, ademas esta en español. Hay mas pero no estan treducidos y estoy hasta el moño de que no nos los traduzcan xD Si quereis ver de que va os dejo por aqui un directo donde lo jugue. Espero que os ayude a decidiros 🥵 https://www.youtube.com/live/Qcf3OOb_FYY?si=ejNGfM60Vzk6x2Qo&t=1047

垃圾游戏，最后机关高概率会卡住， AI卡直接卡住不会动，然后就只能强行关游戏，重玩还是会高概率卡住，根本没法通关

Echt witzig sind gereade am anfang spiele das mit meinem Sohn der ist 7 und feiert das.

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. Love that! + Last but not least a tactical dungeon crawling that challenges you on every turn: Which character should be placed next to the door? Is your archer handicapped by a wall that blocks his line of sight? Do you use your companion-ability in this fight or do you save it for another? Does your mage has enough health to resist an archers arrow? Can you block the Goblin-rider with your knight? All that makes a game that makes me asking for only one thing: Please, dear Devs, continue working on this franchise, because it becomes greater and greater with every single instalment!

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 wish I was playing DQ 3. This was a lazy reskin. No cool D&D feel. Just 1 board after another, with tedious, forced item shuffling after every stage.