The Burrito Quest Reviews

Dialogue's galore! I had a laugh every now and again while playing this game. Might be fun to speedrun. If you like these silly types of games check it out

Great game! I really had fun talking to the different characters and looking for easter eggs. These guys do really know what they are doing! I would definitely recommend it.

10/10!!! A few spelling errors but incredible story, with tears, love and death! LOVED IT!

For a game to be entirely centered around dialog and have none of it be interesting or funny is almost impressive. Maybe the DARE program was right all along…

This was a genuinely fun short experience about trying to find your burrito after succumbing to a mushroom trip. I wish there were more games like this. If you're reading my review right now and you know any, please recommend them to me! Loved this gem.

This game change my life, I love every second of it. I couldn't recommend this game any more, it's a must play for everyone. I would like to thank the developers for creating such a masterpiece.

I feel like this game would have been better suited to a 2D style. The concept art is way better than the final product. I like the characters, but most of the game feels like a first draft and is riddled with grammatical errors. I really feel if the dev puts their heart and a bit more time into a story-driven game, it would be pretty great.

I love this game, it changed my life. Before I played it i was broke and had not read a funny story in a long time. I'm still broke but now i have a game with a ridiculously funny story.

Alright. **The Burrito Quest** is done and dusted. This was a silly one. Well, a mix of silly with copious pop culture references and a fair amount of trying to shock and disgust you in the name of comedy lol. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3009476705 First off, it is playable on the *Steam Deck* but will never earn Verified status. There are times when you need to use the touch screen, and all command prompts are for k/m. In practice though, analog sticks for movement, 'A' for conversation, 'X' to interact with doors are the gamepad controls. Anyway, this is actually a visually stunning game in a lot of ways, while being intentionally bad in other ways, and the two philosophies are mashed together into a pretty unique looking game. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3009476493 The story is pretty simple: you just ate some *psilocybin* mushrooms, and now you're hungry. You throw a delicious burrito in the microwave, pass out, and when you come to, your burrito is gone and there is a transdimensional dance party going on in your house. Your goal is to chat with the party goers in an obsessive quest to find your burrito and satisfy your need to eat something. The dialogue is intended to be extremely silly while also being intentionally unwittingly offensive (funny how that works lol), with plenty of pop culture references rounding out the experience. And that is basically it. I believe I paid like 90 cents for the game during the most recent Summer Sale (at the time of this writing), and that seems appropriate. Took about 40 minutes or so to complete. There are potentially two endings, but I was satisfied with my choice, so I didn't go back through to test this out. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3009476660 I think it's worth checking out if you don't mind a high degree of childishness, drug culture, and randomness in your gaming experiences. [code]If you found this review helpful and would be interested in supporting my Curator group, it would be appreciated. Cheers. https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32549618/[/code]

I can only play this game for about 5 minutes before it crashes. In the time I have played, it is filled with glaring grammatical errors that have really detracted from the experience. In a game where text/writing is essentially the core of the experience, this seems like a big oversight. Would love to give it its full chance, but I've given up in trying.