Quest Hunter

It is a perfect game to play with your significant other who does not understand complex game mechanics. We played this game more than a year ago and on a random morning, I saw a similar PoV in a different game which made me think of the fun hours my wife and I spent playing this little game. So, I logged in to Steam to pay my respects to the developer. I highly suggest playing with a friend who would scream at scary zombies etc. It makes the game a lot of fun.

This is a wonderful little game. I have been through it many times on all difficulty levels. It has no bugs and runs like a well-oiled machine. There are so many hidden things and it now includes a free large expansion. At full price, it was worth every penny and now it is a must buy. I hope their is a sequel. You owe it to yourself to give it a try.

I found it a fun game. It is not complex and is something you can just have some fun with without spending hours figuring out the mechanics.

just a simple game?
no you thought wrong. dungeons are crawling with enemies. the princes has been kidnapped, the sun has been stolen. what can you do? you just crash landed. be the hero you meant to be! Slay those enemies! save the world!
I rally like this game. this game is suuuuuper fun. but it will be much more suuuuuuuuuper fun if you have a friend or friends to share your journey! you know what they all say... its always fun when your friends there.
unfortunately i tried so hard to find a playmate to play this game. posted in discussions... but there was no one. yes i completed the game but i wish i had some friends.

alright enough depressing thoughts im going to go and listen to some k pop songs with cute girls. yes this game is fun. and i will gladly recommend to you!

Great couch-coop game. Hours of fun just dungeon crawling with the wife and kids with a decent story and a great simplified version of the more advanced RPGs like Neverwinter and Diablo so you can introduce the basics of spell advancement and character building. Several things it needs is an inventory management system such as transfer buttons in the storage chest for same items and a comprehensive equipment list to see what is worth putting money and resources into. Additionally, it could use more storage slots in the storage chest, which IMO should be bigger than the backpack and a little cheaper upgrades to gear and weapons since they are almost disposable in the sense of being under-powered frequently and require too much to upgrade. The game has a few randomly generated dungeons that you can keep going back to so you can obtain more loot for upgrades but there aren't that many and the tile sets get a little stale after a few playthroughs. One of my biggest complaints is you can't delete saves.

I can't believe that I played this and never left a review so here it is:
8/10 game
I really enjoyed the simplicity, the colorful graphics, the itemization and progression, the controls and character-world interactions. Unfortunately the quests kind of didn't hold up so well and your journey seems to deviate a bit from the script or focus of the narrative so I cannot rate it higher. Still, 8/10 is a respectable game in my opinion and I think the $20 price is fair.

Great game for you fathers out there looking for something simple and enjoyable to play with your 1st graders and beyond. Kids get to practice their reading skills with the story dialogue and have fun looting and exploring.