
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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It's a cinematic masterpiece which is honestly worth playing just for the ridiculous FMV cutscenes. The acting is cheesy in the best way possible, and the costumes look like they raided a fancy dress shop, it's perfect. Unlike the first game, it features a few different maps that offer a lot more variety. The graphics are also really nice; with the full shaders turned on, the lighting really complements the pixelated textures. It's got more of the writing that made Wizzered Quest 1 hilarious, and it has improved movement. Combat is still pretty basic, but it's good fun to be zooming around one-hitting enemies, or killing multiple in one hit, once you've got a better weapon than the starting one. Oh also, Father Puddle can burn in hell.
Absolute classic banger. If you remember games from circa 2008, they were mostly unpolished and had a certain feel, where you played the game, and sometimes there were bugs, or areas you couldn't get to or some difficult section that the only way to beat was soup to nuts and just do it. This game brings all of that, with the cut scenes that really bring me pure joy. The split screen experience is...... it need work, and they're working on it. As a single player experience, its amazing, and split screen is just fine. Give it a shot, for $15 its a steal, and on sale it's a no brainer.
Literally nothing but horrible jumping puzzles combined with the worst jumping controls imaginable.
It's a fun little romp if you have a day to kill :)
split screen doesn't work second screen inputs do nothing
Pinnacle of entertainment
Been playing this recently, though going through it slowly due to lack of free-time these days, & very much enjoying it! Looking forward to completing the game, but with so many distinct zones, each only taking an hour or two to 100%, I'd say it's a good buy for anyone either looking to binge the entire thing in a few sittings, or who wants to pace themselves via shorter-play sessions. - Something I can't say about most other games in my Library (at least that I actually enjoy playing). The humor's good & I love games that don't try to take themselves too seriously, throwing in some light-heartedness in some form. It's a reminder that games are just meant to be fun, & this passes with high marks.
Game might be a bit shallow but it's so much fun to explore the world!!! A++
Game looks promising and funny, that's why i bought it. But when I reached Caprice islands and had my first encounter with a "Bandit scout", FPS dropped to 1, couldn't play anymore, had to close the game. Dissapointed. Please fix these issues, untill then I can't play. I expected it to run smoothly since the game has low poly vibe.
Very charming game. I love the visuals and soundtrack. The combat is a bit goofy and easy, but it switches it up enough to keep being fun. I highly recommend checking out the first game (which is free) to get a feel for if you'll like this one. The devs have been very quick to patch bugs and softlocks as people are finding them. The fmv's are hysterical. I thought they'd be a bit out of place, but they fit the goofy tone of the game perfectly. Overall I'm loving it so far.
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