SteamWorld Quest

There really isn’t an open world to speak of. You unlock characters as you go along chapters but it’s a linear progression of unlocking characters and cards as you go along the story. It’s also a little jarring to use a character you’ve unlocked then replay a chapter where you previously don’t have access to said character. Kinda... weird. It’s minor but it’s really not for me. The card battle mechanics are pretty solid though.

plz add Chinese plz add Chinese plz add Chinese

Really fun. Great price

I got this game because it was advertised as “deckbuilding”. It is not. It’s just a boring old school RPG.

Great mechanics in this game but bolder serif font that’s 10-11px for reading? 1. No reading type should ever be this small period, that’s an established industry norm. 2. It’s 2023, accessibility issues should at the forefront of your UI design.

Nice art, and mechanics; but game after a 10s ob battles gets really repetitive and feels like a chore...

Horribly balanced. Too hard or too easy. Long been abandoned.

The game has an interesting and daily deep card-driven battle system which merges pretty well with RPG style equipment and level raising. That’s the most important thing, and the game did that element pretty well. But the character art and story were grating for me. That game art is generally pretty solid, but the decisions in terms of the player characters and story… I did not like it at all. They just looked… stupid. Permanently burned-in dumb facial expressions. And, the “tap two fingers to skip” is basically useless. I needed “hold down with two fingers to skip everything”.

Please add support for controllers.

Without sugar coating with further superlatives, just one phrase will suffice to wrap up my thoughts on this game —“Top tier”. Now the story might be too cliche and I understand there is hardly any exploration since the game is more chapter wise divided into several acts, but where the game shines and separates its self from other competitors is in the battle mechanics. The battle mechanics is fun, addictive and unique. The turn based system where cards are drawn or shuffled to execute commands is an entirely new concept. The plot and the characters are important; however, I value battle mechanics and pacing more. I also found the character interactions in the form of dialogue sarcastic and humorous. If there is one thing I would recommend to change is the two finger tap to skip. There should be a skip button to skip the entire scene altogether and move directly into the fight. Short game, not much post game content other than colosseum and rising difficulty. All in all, it’s a must play.