Frontier Quest

I have been playing this game for a bit and so far have found no flaws, i played the demo and was excited to see the full game and adventure through it looking for secrets and all around enjoying the look and feel of it. 10/10 IGN

Played the full demo and couldn't put it down. Had to 100% complete the game and had an amazing time playing this game. from the combat to the lovely art style you cant go wrong with picking this game up. the combat gives a variety of difficult encounters to battle against while allowing the player to play how they want, from either gathering the necessary gear to help with fight or to be stubborn and push your way through. either way you cant go wrong with picking this up.

I like it! The encounters are short enough that they don't feel like they're dragging on, you're able to quickly get through an encounter so if you happen to have the wrong weapon or equipment on hand it doesn't feel like the game's punishing you for having to go back and restart it. You quickly hop out, swap swords, and blast back through to see if your new set up will work. (This is also helped by the x2 speed setting you can turn on during battles). The enemy types are varied and require certain weapons to defeat them, there's no in-game monster manual of what enemy weaknesses are, so its all up to memory! Which I think is a bit more fun cause its up to you to strategise your way through the world and then face-palm at yourself for forgetting there's a poisonous enemy on this route. I will say it's a little difficult trying to find specific items for some of the characters (though I have only played 1hour of the game so maybe my opinion on this will change with more time exploring). They sometimes give a vague description of "It's in the mountains" or mines or whatever, but I often forget where it is they've mentioned, and wonder if there's an item I'm missing from a different character that will help me get through the areas easier. Maybe something like an "active" quest arrow I could turn on that could point me in the direction of where to go, just so you can have a little direction once the quests start piling up. The exploration is fun, and getting around the map is quick and easy. The art is cute and I really love when the main character changes expression during conversation. A minor wish would be being able to press Left Shift while in conversation to make the text instantly finish typing on screen, but it's not necessary to enjoy the game. Good job!

One of the few games I've asked for a refund for in a long time. I gave it the benefit of the doubt and played it for a while. By any measure the game is slow, the graphics are janky, the battles are tedious, the storytelling is odd. Perhaps someone might get something out of this, but for me it just really rubbed me the wrong way and the color choices just make it look unfinished and not something I want to play.

Fun simple puzzle game. Not particularly any RPG aspects but has an RPG atmosphere to it. Plays more like a simple puzzle game that is somewhat engaging.

Frontier Quest is a cute game that somehow feels nostalgic despite being released last week. It has a great sense of not making you do anything without purpose, as each quest plays a role in unlocking new areas to explore. Combat is simple and based off of equipment rather than any character stats, a change that felt odd at first but I found myself surprisingly comfortable with. It's a charming and easygoing game to pick up.

Great game, love the artwork. The sound for the characters and background is well thought out. The interaction with the characters is enjoyable. Animation is well done and each character has personality. Enjoying playing this game very much.

A relaxing casual RPG, not like any I've played before. Don't expect this to play like a Final Fantasy or similar. It takes more of a puzzler approach to its adventuring. As you explore you get more equipment, and the core loop of the game comes down to selecting the right gear to equip for a particular journey, and then using the right abilities from that gear to overcome the road's encounters. Along the way you'll meet a bunch of unique characters. The writing isn't heavy but what I've seen so far is well made. The style is quirky without going over the top. No dense lore here, but enough to give context and flavour to the adventuring on hand. Definitely recommended to anyone who'd enjoy a light RPG with cheerful graphics, particularly if they want to be able to play in short bursts.

I have been having fun with this game, its more of a puzzle game with light rpg overtones, where you have to figure out which combination of equipment you bring in each road in order to progress.

New to this and enjoying the different quests. The characters are fun and I like the varied environments. Looking forward to playing more. Would definitely recommend Frontier Quest.