The Quest

MANNN, I was really bummed this gave me motion sickness That being said, the short time I spent with this game I freaken loved the aesthetic

Used to play this on my ipod as a kid, and it was the closest to an open world rpg you could get on IOS at the time. So I have a LOT of nostalgia for this game. I think it stands up to time, it's a very charming game made by only a couple people and its suprisingly expansive. I remember many of the quests off by heart.

Disappointing experience overall. The game starts off somewhat weak and unfortunately declines further as you progress. The main issue is that a large portion of your character’s power comes from items that are primarily obtained through shops. This creates two problems: first, you often need to grind for money because normal gameplay provides very little of it; second, players may feel encouraged to repeatedly reload the game to refresh shop inventories until a desired item appears. Neither of these mechanics is particularly satisfying on its own, and together they make progression feel more tedious than engaging. Another issue is that simply maxing out the weapon skill is not enough. Even if you fully enchant your equipment and focus those enchantments on boosting the same weapon skill, it still doesn’t feel sufficient. On top of that, you’re expected to rely heavily on potions. Since weak, medium, and strong versions stack, you can drink them in sets of three, but their effects last only a short time. In practice this means constantly consuming potions, which in turn requires repeatedly resetting shop inventories to obtain them. And this is in addition to the usual mana and healing potions. It’s not that ordinary enemies are particularly dangerous, but combat becomes very slow. Instead of defeating an enemy in three or four attacks, it often takes ten or twenty, which quickly becomes repetitive. For example, an orc appears: you attack, pause; it attacks, pause. It barely damages you, but you also deal very little damage in return. The system can become even more cumbersome because you end up needing separate gear sets for combat, alchemy, enchanting, and other activities. Each of these requires more shop resets and more money grinding. Because of this, the initial Might & Magic-style feeling fades fairly quickly and is replaced by a rather tedious gameplay loop.

This Game to me would be like if tes Morrowind and Dungeon Hack had a baby. Wonderful game!! I know it says less than a day but I've played it off and on for several years now even though I've not beaten it yet. And it's on mobile too and for the price absolutely heck yeah. Fans of old school dungeon crawlers or old school open world rpgs this is right up your ally, like me. lol

I thought I was going to LOVE this game. But honestly? It's pretty uninspired. I'm sure when this game came out on iOS initially it was a banger, but on PC? In Current Year? There's so many other games in the same price point with inspired worlds, deeper mechanics, better writing, a better UI - I could go on. I played for a few hours and my character is done. Finished. The build is just going to simply get better at everything I already do with nothing actually new being added. The enemy health pools will go up and my damage will also go up to compensate. But there's nothing left to discover. I'd skip this game unless you have a lot of nostalgia for it.

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Yes

this game sucks but has cool point shop items

old school rgp seviyorsanız akıcak bir oyun, ama oyuna bakınca herkese hitap etmediğini görebilirsiniz zaten oyun oldukça eski, ben şahsen zevk alarak oynadım. TAVSİYE: eğer zorlanmak istemiyorsanız direk ağır zırh ve ağır silah kullanan bir savaşçı yapın, büyücü oynayacam diyosanız Allah kolaylık versin :)

awesome