Questr

Questr is like a dating app but for adventure, swipe right on your team, hope they like you and go questing together for fame, glory, money, and crystals for more quests, fame, glory, and money.

I really liked the concept of the game but, as others have said, this game's tutorial is pathetically bad and it hurts the game's enjoyability. Everything feels far too random, and it means that in a game where you need a modicum of strategy almost everything you do comes down to luck of the draw. Unless you're addicted to games of chance, I can't even slightly recommend this ~ not even to people who think it'll be an easy 100% (because it won't). Good concept, terrible execution. Functional, but not particularly fun. 3/10

I found QUESTR to be very entertaining. It is not much as a game, but what it lacks in gaming substance it makes up in content. You start by inviting people to join your quest party. Many of the people lie on their profiles and some characters hate your other members so much that they quit right away. Every quest has multiple events in which you need to select one characters idea how to solve them. For example you encounter a vampire. Will you send a) the Vegan to talk to him about being vegan b) the drunk to talk about drinking c) or the bro who says he got this as he had to watch vampire movies with his ex. Results might not be what you expect. I strongly recommend QUESTR not as a game but as entertainment.

It's fun. It has a LOT more gameplay depth than "Reigns", with which it shares the swipe left / right mechanic as well as a tongue-in-cheek medieval theme. It has rogue-like mechanics; you build a team of people based on humorous Tinder / Internet stereotypes wedged into medieval caricatures, choose a quest, then progress through a series of dilemmas in which you choose which of these adventurers attempts to resolve the problem. Morale goes up or down depending on your success, and is also affected by the interactions between the party members; your final success chance is greatly influenced by how high you manage to push your morale during the quest stage. Finish, and you can try to "friend" a member of your party to form the core of your next group, and move on to the next stage. Continue succeeding, and you can do another major quest. You fail when you run out of gold, and can start a new game. There are some upgrade mechanics along the way, in which you must risk the benefits of the upgrades versus the cost in gold. There is no saving, only auto-saves on node completion. Some of the character classes are baffling to me, and I'm not sure whether they are ever a good idea to have on the adventure; I found myself gravitating to the same classes on each play-through and avoiding others. I haven't played that much yet, however, so it's possible I'm just seeing early encounters that require specific skills. I would rather play it on a tablet given the choice, but it appears only to be on the PC at the moment. It would be nice to see the game engine used with a more serious story and dialogue, but the humor version is okay. It's probably funnier if you've used Tinder (I have not).

Great little time killer with a lot of comedy and choices that matter....

Good concept, was rather fun but bad exectution and no tutorial makes it hard to understand.

Tinder the RPG! Are your favorite parts of RPGs trying to manage personality clashes among members and personality influenced dialogue choices? No??? Skip this then. If yes, then by all means this is the game you never knew you needed in your life. It's a bit weird, you level up your camp not your party members, but it's definitely an interesting twist and one I don't think will be copied much or take off completely. 7/10 just for the random references and dealing with the betrayals, I did enjoy that. Gameplay is a solid 5/10 otherwise though, you REALLY have to be into the mechanic to get your most out of it.

i really like this game for something casual when you dont wanna get into anything too serious but have an hour or two to mess about with. would love to see more added to it or a sequel!

i love the game it great for passing time the music suits it it fun to sit there and just play i would recommend this game if you are looking for a fun game to pass time.

This is actually an awesome game. This must be what feels like playing tinder with a group of friends in D&D! The stories are funny. Always upgrade your camp!