Title: Dark Quest 2
Genre: Indie, RPG, Strategy
Developer:
Brain Seal Ltd
Publisher:
Brain Seal Ltd
Release Date: 6 Mar, 2018

English

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Started game on normal, dead after 5 mins, go back to village resurrect, try again. Dead again after 5 mins. Far far to much relies on you being 'lucky'. Asked for refund.. Says it's multiplayer. Multiplayer doesn't work. Click on plus button to add player, and no one shows up to add. Tried to invite my steam friend to lobby, nothing happens. PIECE OF CRAP. SAVE YOUR MONEY. NO MAN'S SKY IS BETTER.. This is very much a heroquest inspired game and fans of that board game will probably get more out of this than people who never played that. The graphics are a great improvement over the first game and look pretty nice with an 80's cartoon/tabletop feel and i find the quests fun. There's also a dungeon builder tool which will greatly improve the longevity and provide entertainment in itself if creating dungeons is your thing. And a possibility of a procedural generated based expansion coming up which would be awesome if done right. Those complaining about the games difficulty may have not noticed that you can replay earlier dungeons, which whilst grindy, is a good way to make sure you are well equipped and prepared for the more difficult dungeons. I also like the in game global chat, tales of maj'eyal has something like that too and its a good way to ask advice from other players if the numbers are there.. Played now some maps. looks good atmosphere too.. purchased on a whim cause it was so cheap. suprisingly good little game. recommended for at least 10hours of good gaming and more if you want to max out all the characters or play user created content.. Dark Quest 2 is a nice turn by turn casual tactical RPG. It's fun, with nice art, and even a few cutscenes. Yeah, the interface could be improved, but the gameplay is solid and will give you hours of fun.. This is a very nice looking Heroquest style game that is well presented. Starts off fun, but then quickly becomes impossible it seems. Unless I am doing something very wrong, after the 3rd map the odds seem very unfairly stacked against you. 3 members in my party and any room with 3/4 or more enemies will wipe my party out. My fighters dont hit often nor does my archer. enemies nearly always hit. So it doesnt seem possible to level my party up at all.. 8/10 I loved Dark Quest 2. I'm always interested in co-op turn based strategy, so I've had my eye on this one since Early Access. However, I waited on the full release before taking the plunge. For the co-op experience, both you and your partner control one character. I focused on the Dark Monk, the Holy Knight, and the Archer, and my co-op partner focused on the Dwarf, Barbarian, and Wizard. You have a town that serves as your "home base." While here, you can buy potions and items, spend blue vases (skill points) to acquire or upgrade skills, heal or resurrect your characters, sell treasures, or even visit the brothel for a temporary stat boost. When ready to depart, you'll be taken to an overworld map that looks something like the overworld in Super Mario Bros. 3. From here, it's clear where you need to get to, but there are multiple routes to do so. Often, while playing, we'd run into a level that seemed insurmountable. However, we typically just chose a different direction to pursue on the overworld map, and we were then able to make progress. Later, we would often acquire new skills or think of a different way to use skills that we already had, and conquer the previous levels that had defeated us. We were eventually able to complete every level (on the normal difficulty, at least). Our favorite combination of characters was the Wizard and the Holy Knight. Here's a sample highlight: we ran into a difficult room with a good number of hard-hitting enemies, each with 3-4 health a piece. However, I saw that there was a 1-square wide bottleneck that the enemies would be forced to use in order to approach. I (the Holy Knight) activated my damage-absorbtion shield and stood right at the exit of the bottleneck. Although I took a hit or two, the enemies then lined up as expected in the bottleneck on their respective turns. The Wizard, anticipating this development, then cast a Tornado spell that travels in a straight line as far as possible, dealing 4 damage to every enemy it touches. Just like that, five goblins were defeated! You'll often run into situations where creative thinking can get you out of a jam. Other spells that have great utility are the Wizard's "Fire Wall" spell and the Holy Knight's "Bless" ability. However, don't underestimate the power of the Dark Monk, who can simultaneously kill an enemy and steal its health with one of his spells. Although I had a ton of fun with Dark Quest 2, there was no shortage of bugs to be found, and these hampered the experience a bit. First of all, the magic shields that you acquire for your characters seem to block the magical attacks of very few enemies. Especially towards the end of the game, I was repeatedly getting struck by lightning (if this isn't a magical attack, what is?) that penetrated my magical shields. This was especially irritating as the Holy Knight, who has a passive ability that can steal magical shields from enemies that are successfully damaged. In addition, the ability of the Wizard to turn an enemy to ice is also supposed to cause adjacent enemies to lose their turns - in practice, we did not witness this, with enemies around the frozen enemy still taking their turn as normal. My co-op partner also glitched into a set of stairs in one of the later levels, forcing a restart. Additionally, we often had to restart the game when my co-op partner was unable to see that I had launched a level and was waiting for him to join. I also felt that the "fate" mechanic is not explained well (or at all). For new players, each instance of "fate" allows you to stay alive after taking lethal damage. Another oddity is the way that the player must move to pick up gold. After clearing a room of enemies, you can pick up all of the gold in the room in one turn, provided you only move to empty spaces surrounding the gold, rather than clicking on the gold itself. If you click on the gold, you'll move to that pile, pick up the gold, and your turn will end. In addition, as other reviewers have said, it can be difficult to target a space behind one of your other characters. However, I found that I could typically move here if I took a little bit of extra time to ensure that my mouse cursor was positioned in the small window that allowed me to do so. It could be that this issue is less important when playing with fewer characters in each map (as in co-op). However, if you like co-op turn-based strategy and don't mind putting in a bit of extra thought in terms of approaching some of the situations on offer, I feel confident in saying you'll dig Dark Quest 2. Hopefully, the developer will patch the game to include some additional clarification for certain mechanics, to ensure that spells work as intended, and to improve general stability for online play.

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