
STOP THE DARK WIZZERD!!! Wizzerd Quest 2 is a retro first-person RPG with unhinged live-action FMV cutscenes, full splitscreen co-op, exciting boss encounters, and a vast open world to explore! Save the Roblins! Save the World! A standalone sequel to the shareware classic Wizzerd Quest!
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Kondoorsoft returns with the long-awaited sequel to the shareware sleeper hit Wizzerd Quest! How did we manage to top such a strange and charming game?! By quadrupling the scope, building an brand new entirely 3D open world to explore, and adding LIVE-ACTION FULL-MOTION VIDEO CUTSCENES into the mix!
Good news! You beat Wizzerd Quest and saved the island of Wayword! Or maybe you're new, so you didn't do any of that! Either way, bad news! - The mainland is in even worse shape! A necromancer cult has taken the Emperor's body into an evil cathedral to do who-knows-what to it, and it's your job to drive them back, region by region, rescue the Emperor's remains, and bring peace and freedom to the land of Evenfall! You can do this solo, or call in a buddy to help with Wizzerd Quest 2's full split-screen co-op mode!
Let's face it: you liked Wizzerd Quest, but the jank gave you a headache. Well good news, sport. You can now experience the iconic Wizzerd Quest writing and optional co-op gameplay paired with major enhancements:
Full 3D movement and camera controls, including full key remapping and mouse sensitivity adjustment!
A vastly improved inventory and bartering system anchored by mouse or controller-driven menus that no longer require awkward button mashing!
A proper map system with full player and landmark location (but no yellow paint, and if you ask us for quest waypoints we will cry so please respect our choice to Daggerfall-up these quest objectives)
A rich collection of minigames, dungeons, factions and side quests, so you can tackle the game at your own pace!
Unique, hand-written dialogue for every NPC in the game, rich worlds full of hand-placed landmarks and lore, and absolutely zero microtransactions, invasive DRM or AI slop.
If you like a retro RPG that will give you all the good brain chemicals, never ask you for real money, end in a reasonable 5-10 hours, and leave you with a smile on your face, give this charming retro RPG a try. You won't regret it!
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: SPLIT-SCREEN CO-OP REQUIRES TWO CONTROLLERS TO PLAY.
LESS IMPORTANT, BUT STILL RELEVANT NOTE: MacOS support for the Steam version of the game is coming soon! We have ready builds but can't release until Apple notarizes them. Stay tuned!
This game does not contain assets created by Generative AI.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It tries to make a mockery of old school RPGs, it's really shallow and it's just not worth the same price as Dread Delusion.
Gameplay is good but co-op SUCKS and i have no good way of knowing where to go next or what my objective should be. both issues aren't major and im exited to see what comes next for the game.
I really wanted to like this and did until I reached the Dark forest, there's nothing I hate more than an area with an enemy that can auto kill you and make you restart the entire section. That's the same reason I stopped playing Lunacid when I hit the Labyrinth. It also has smaller issues like the combat just being very basic and the platforming sucking which honestly hardly bothered me. I hope they fix that whole section as I generally enjoyed my time until that point.
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*But if you fought Burgiglins, would you lose?* *Nah, I'd win* - John Pigguh to fraud leading cow army. Enter the world of Wizzerd Quest, where jank is plenty and you can smell authentic crust of passion project. In it's core, it's like kingdom come: deliverane but minus all boring yapping and instead focused on high quality larping as a hero, that has to beat the crap out of satan himself. On your way you encounter memorable characters like all of them. It's a good game if you crave that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ experience.
Positively splendid! Reminds me of my yesteryears when I had not a care in the world. Every npc, no matter how seemingly irrelevant, has some cheeky utterance to tease out a guffaw in this old chap's tender soul. Acrobatics and absurdity abound!!
Only played a little over an hour with a friend, and so far have had a good time with the silly world of the game. If anything I think this is a great game to relax and play with someone. Though I do have a big issue that I wish was better. That issue is how the coop portion of the game is set up. Player 2 cannot interact, equip items on their own, can't open the map, read signs, talk to NPCs, or fish. So there are so many awkward times where they are stuck waiting or I have to just go around while they have nothing to do. The combined stat bars is interesting and I have no issues with, aside when it comes to falling. If either player falls to their death then both players die and restart the section. Aside from that I think it's been a fun game.
The world has been on a dark path ever since that gorilla died in 2016. The release of Wizzerd Quest 2 might be the light this world needed to get us back on track
I LOVE WIZZERD QUEST 2 IM A WIZZERD BABY
Fun game play and very creative! I am looking forward to defeating the Wizzerd!
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