The Questing Reviews

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[u][b][h1] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40849700/] MonkeyoChaos Curator Page [/url] [/h1][/b][/u] Cheap game review: Looking at a new cheap or free game on steam every week. Some golden nuggets, and some smelly turds, but always a good time: Gameplay/Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7UGIx9u-w8 Very likely I come back and change this review to a recommended at some point. The bones here are good and there is potential here for a really cool game. It's early access so plenty of time to improve on it. Right now it's a bit too buggy, and not enough content to really recommend, but if they follow through with what they are saying they'll be adding while in EA then this could be a lot of fun. Definitely at least wishlist it to keep track of it, or spending $0.99 on a game that might be great some day isn't the worst use of a dollar either.

This is basically a demo of an open world action RPG built in Unity that provides you with all the gear and tools required to basically stomp your way through the early part of the game with minimal issues so you can get a feel for the gameplay and interface. However, this game has no story or explanation as to who you are or why you are here, and the beach you start at is filled with gear and items and magic spells you can equip for free so you don't need to work for anything it's all handed to you. I call it a demo because there is no sense of purpose and since can't save your game (if you can I can't figure out how) then it's just a one off experience that is unfortunately end result a waste of time and pocket change. There are some quest givers to kill skeletons and such, but a main "goal" doesn't seem to exist. That being said the game itself is quite fun. I enjoyed the battle system, and the ability to dodge roll was a useful mechanic. I did find the amount of equipment you can use to be a bit excessive. It reminds me of Morrowind a bit, with the amount of things you can layer onto yourself. The spell system was fine though a bit overpowered. Cool spell effects and sounds and everything works well from the hotbar. The graphics were quite nice, blur effects were used well for distance, and with my rather low end PC the game ran pretty good with settings such as anti aliasing off. Unfortunately, this being a large open world action RPG, not having the ability to save or at least an obvious way to do so is a real deal breaker. At this stage in the game I would not recommend you bother with this until a clearer sense of direction is presented for the future of the title. It's very unfinished and lacks polish and you can't save your progress so it's just a waste of time.

This is exactly the kind of open world hack and slash rpg game i wish had been made a long time ago. Simple and Fun. As of this time it is still very early in development. If I still find it fun at this point I can't wait to see what it turns into.