
Why save the world when you can conquer it? In EvilQuest, take on the role of Galvis — a dark knight obsessed with ultimate power. Set out on a quest of revenge,destruction and conquest in this exciting retro Action RPG title.
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Languages: English
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"It's good to be bad!" - Dungeon Keeper Pros: + RPG Game with a different story. + ARPG combat. + Linear story and gameplay. (Even without a map, I did find everything with a little exploring.) + Tutorials with pictures and instructions! + I had fun playing it with a controller than with a keyboard and mouse. + Difficulty settings. ("Hard" difficulty shows the player absolutely no mercy. Get creative and good at the game.) + So many fun spells! + Amazing Bossfights! + Handmade tilesets and sprites. Cons: - The controls can't be changed. (It's Controller-oriented) - "Hard" difficulty can get really frustrating. - You can save manually outside of villages, caves, etc. Nobody tells you that.
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*Warning: Spoilers* Fun and simple game with fair gameplay for its price. EvilQuest is a fun, simple little game that offers a few hours of distraction and fun. It is a very basic RPG with levelling and improving stats while finding better gear and collecting gold. EvilQuest has a traditional story of a villain that wants to conquer the world and swears revenge after being defeated on the battlefield. The only difference with the other cliché stories, is that you play as said villain this time. You fight your way through different landscapes, temples and caves, defeat bosses and eventually battle God himself. After beating him, you destroy Earth and the entire Universe. Wow.. In terms of graphics, this game is nothing special. It got some traditional NES style indie visuals with all the flashing screens and colorful environments. The music is alright and kind of reminds me of the King’s Bounty series. The only small annoyance is that the tracks are 4 seconds long and loop endlessly. Control wise, EvilQuest is very easy. It is just up, down, left, right, attack, magic, and use item, nothing more. The combat is a little clunky sometimes, but it is playable. The inventory system is simple and accessible and does not need to be fancy. The bosses are original and offer a challenge in true NES style. I also liked the challenge that you can only save the game in special C marks on the ground when entering a dungeon. When you are in the open field, on your way to the next dungeon, you can save freely. There are instances where you need to destroy two bosses right after each other, while not being able to save, adding to the challenge. The towns and NPCs are forgettable but that’s not an issue with a game like this. The only kind of weird part is that you find your traitorous arch nemesis Tarkan, who left you for dead at the beginning of the game, you kick his ass, and he flees with a promise that he will be back. At the end of the game tough, this Tarkan dude is nowhere to be found and is never seen again. There are some annoying sound bugs, like when you cast a spell and open your inventory afterwards. The game still plays te sound of the spell that you were casting, and the screen keeps flickering. The only way to stop this, is to re-select the spell again. Overall, I really liked the simplicity of EvilQuest. It is just casual fun for a bit, and for its very low price, I would surely recommend it.
It's Crystalis on the NES but better, down to the animations and map layouts. You will feel so much nostalgia. Totally worth the low, low price. Get it, enjoy the music, and be evil.
Pour 2 euros, on a le temps a une aventure retro de qualité. Je recommande clairement ce titre méconnu et pourtant, on ne voit pas le temps passer dessus. Gameplay, ambiance, variété et durée de vie très honnête.
ARPG algo malillo, la verdad, pero con un precio insuperable. Original, somo el malo. De los primeros indies que hubo en Steam, me parece recordar.
Very Nice SEGA MegaDrive RPG like, highly recommended
I really enjoyed this game. Had the classic RPG feel with a great soundtrack.
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Powrót do przeszłości! Bardzo przyjemna gra w stylu ARPG, grafika w tej grze nie jest ważna, najważniejsza jest zabawa i wcielenie się w tego złego, w końcu nie musimy ratować świata, czas aby go podbić i zniszczyć! Polecam nie tylko miłośnikom indyków, ale również osobom, które chcą przyjemnie spędzić czas.
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