
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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Well. Somebody made it. I played it, but I'm not sure why. You can be assured by the reviews, avoid.
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For 2 dollars you are getting a pretty decent action RPG which is a good throwback to SNES/Genesis times. Really the only issue is the story, you are just some evil tyrant who wants to destroy the world and be super evil while doing it. Really it comes off like an edgelords ramblings, but if I'm being honest, it kinda is what makes this charming, its so edgy, it kinda makes me want to see what happens next. Yeah if you like action rpgs and got 2 bucks burnin in your wallet, you might have a good time with this one.
EvilQuest is AMAZING! Great music, fun gameplay, my only issue is that the studio seems to have gone poof in the past 4 years. EQ2 was in the works and then we haven't heard anything. The theme is refreshing, you're no longer some cliche hero saving the day. You are ultimately the most evil bad dude in the land, and it's your job to become Thanos and Destroy it all! This game is grossly underpriced. You have no reason to not buy it and add it to your library, and I assure you that you'll enjoy playing the baddie!
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Fun Crystalis clone. It's well worth the $2.
At $2, EvilQuest is a surprisingly solid retro action RPG that scratches that classic Crystalis/Zelda itch — playing as Galvis, a completely unrepentant villain out to destroy the world, is a genuinely fun twist on the genre even if his one-note murderous personality wears thin by the end. The gameplay loop of towns, overworlds, and dungeons is formulaic but competent, with responsive controls and boss fights that actually have some mechanics to them. The magic system is a bit unbalanced — Cure 3 basically trivializes the late game — and the whole thing wraps up in about 4-5 hours, but for the asking price that's hard to complain about. If you grew up on NES/SNES action RPGs and want a brief, dark-humored trip down memory lane, it's worth the two bucks.
This game is great. If you're looking for a cheap Zelda clone with enhanced RPG mechanics and an edgelord protagonist for some reason, you can't do better than this little gem.
2/10
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