The Quest Keeper

Release Date: March 31, 2015

RPG, isometric view, dungeon-crawler, arcade elements, indie games, singleplayer

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The Quest Keeper is a free-to-play dungeon crawler developed by the creators of the grotesque arcade game Jungle Moose. In The Quest Keeper we play as an adventurer who decides to complete ten legendary quests. The game is visibly inspired by Crossy Road, not only in terms of voxel-based visuals and isometric perspective, but also when it comes to gameplay mechanics.

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The Quest Keeper, released on AND and iOS, is a stylish dungeon crawler inspired by the popular Crossy Road. The production is the work of Canadian designer Tyson Ibele, who has created the grotesque Jungle Moose game. The game is available in a free-to-play model with optional microtransactions. However, they are only used to remove advertising banners and reviving characters to achieve better results. All content is offered free of charge.

Mechanics

In The Quest Keeper, we play as a daredevil trying to complete ten legendary quests. The game's uniqueness is determined by its mechanics based on the solutions served in Crossy Road. The title, however, is not a typical clone - we can move around the whole map. The player does this by indicating the direction in which their character moves automatically.

The game boils down to exploring maps and avoiding traps - from collapsing panels, through spider hordes, flying axes, cutting blades, spikes growing out of the ground, to skeletons. The range of obstacles depends on the chosen quest and the distance you managed to overcome. It is extremely important to reach gold boxes. We use them to buy better equipment and special items, thanks to which it is a little easier to move around the next dungeon.