Quester Reviews

Found this from watching Retromation. I am glad I did.

great music, fun that it shifts in tone to how much power you have. A tough game. Feels like a throw back to quarter eating arcade games. I like that there are accessibility options to tone down the difficulty if needed. I like the charming old school art style. It keeps kicking me in the teeth and I keep coming back to it.

My new favourite game! It's really got that 'one more try' about it. Excellent arcade feel. Steam, sort your algorithm out - this deserves way more attention! Author - any further updates planned? If not what is your next project? You so have the 'feel' nailed down - maybe you can make that modern Atic Atac homage I keep dreaming of?! :)

Saw this on a stream and it's actually pretty good. Mechanics are robust and the gameplay loop is engaging.

Quester is what I would call a modern retro arcade game. +12 playable characters as of Version 2, I haven't played them all just yet, but all the characters provide a variety of playstyle and difficulty. +Music is incredible chiptune/fakebit goodness +Great pixel art style +Tough but fair: enemies have sound and animation cues before they move or attack. +Accessibility options: Double health, Game speed adjustments: 5% decrements down to 75% speed. and 4 UI visibility options. (side note: the reduced game speed is pretty decent for game streaming and still be playable despite the lag) +Language options: English, Japanese, and Korean. That's cool. Charming game over all. Lots of fun. Runs can be quick, but you can technically take as much time as you need if you don't feel the need to keep your combo high. I haven't noticed any significant bugs or glitches. Just the occasional harmless visual bug. This is a quality game. It's a lot of fun to play and to watch. I recommend this game!

This game is dope. Quick little sessions, difficult arcade style. mechanics that make you feel pro once you get better, steep curve so far, will be a long time before i win a run. Reminds me of downwell as far as difficulty curve and game loop go.