Furquest

The game reminded me of Deltarune in it's style and mechanics and etc.
But yeah this game is different
I really liked the ending and the main plot!!!
But the gameplay...
There just were some moments when it was so boring and repetitive and it was so UGHHHHHHH
Kinda spoilers?
The game has 2 endings, but to do both of them you have to play TWICE.
Because after you do the final decison the game restarts. So yeah I didn't do the other one because
I just don't want to do these boring and repetitve moments again.
Overall the game in my opinion is good, the price is reasonable
Thanks for reading have a good daynight!!!

It's fun and funny and has charm, but I gotta say I feel that some of those microgames go on for longer than they really should. (I'm looking at you, Mothman)
The good news is you can avoid encounters on the field, and when tasked with collecting three pumpkins I soon found myself with more than I needed, so it would seem you have the option to tackle key events in various ways; find something you don't want to do? Try someone else's task instead.
Not my most glowing review of all time, and I apologize for that; it's a good game at its core, but it didn't grab me quite like some titles have.

Reminds me a lot to undertale and earthbound, but instead of turn based rpg, the combat are a varied selection of microgames, like warioware's.
Some of the microgames are tedious, most would benefit with shorter survival time for completion, but they aren't mandatory to progress and there are some extra activities to unlock a path if 1 or two of the others are giving a hard time.
Overall, really liked it, a lil bitterweet with the ending but that is what the game is about, really hope the community grows to the point of hunting for secrets and eastereggs that I might have missed. and my favorite game was the cake making!, really cute and always a fan of claymation, hope your future projects have some of that too, meow.

From the first glance, you'd think Furquest was heavily inspired by Undertale... and you'd discover you're right. But being inspired to tell a story and make a game thanks to Undertale is a great thing!

Furquest goes much heavier on comedy and less on gameplay than its inspiration, all of the 'combat' being resolved with a large array of WarioWare style minigames. Some are genuinely fun, not many are frustrating, and honestly they could stand to be showcased more, as after all that creativity, there are several that only appear once in the entire game.

The central ideas of the story, especially the idea of all people in its world having counterparts, have plenty of hooks and don't go to waste. Nothing is left hanging, though I would have appreciated it if most of these intriguing ideas had each spent longer in the spotlight to get developed. Furquest's message is clear from the start, and when it decides to drop the humor and be touching or unsettling, it makes an impact.

Furquest is nowhere near perfect, but dammit, it's got heart, and was clearly created by someone who cared about the story they wanted to tell and the way we experienced it. I'm glad I got to appreciate their work, because gaming in general needs more Furquests and less Concords.

On the one hand this game is inviting all kinds of unflattering comparisons to Deltarune, but on the other hand I paid a dollar for this game. And you know what? Good value for one dollar.

For a rpg based on undertale it does a great job at that. I would say the first hour isn't that great but after that the game is amazing. amazing for a rpg based off undertale

tldr;
i really wish furquest got the same attention undertale did. but i know one day, it'll get it's time in the spotlight. if you liked undertale and the emotion in the game but wish for something a little more lighthearted, i think there's a pretty fair chance you'll like Furquest, too! and if you're a fan of the warioware series, you'll like it even more!
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furquest is a game about friendship and healing made entirely by one dude named bitter, who seems to be mia at the moment from my bit of research.
in practice, it's like a cross between undertale's visual style and warioware's minigame heavy gameplay. some of the games are super frustrating and will definitely take you a few retrys to get though, but furquest is very forgiving on letting you try over and over again! as someone who typically doesn't like playing multiple story games at once, i was actually fine switching back and fourth between this and other games to take lil breaks.
all that being said, it's not a perfect game. if I could change anything about it, I would add a multi save-file system and achievements, but that's about it. i think it's a shame that i *have* to go back through the entire game if I wanna look for any little things i might've missed, like the comic book pages.