- April 9, 2020
- Sokpop Collective
- 4h median play time
Chatventures
Platforms
About
"Chatventures" is a massively multiplayer text-based role-playing game where players explore a fantasy world, interact with NPCs and other players through text commands, and engage in combat using various attacks. The game features over 50 areas, 90 items, 30 enemies, 20 NPCs, and 15 quests to discover. A unique password is generated for each player to ensure account security. The cover art for "Chatventures" is created by Lisa Mantel.



- The game is fun and offers a unique typing-based combat system that can improve typing skills.
- The community is friendly and helpful, enhancing the multiplayer experience.
- It's a charming and cute game with a lot of potential for exploration and replayability.
- The game suffers from a low player base, making multiplayer interactions infrequent and less enjoyable.
- Combat can be tedious due to the need for fast and accurate typing, which may lead to frustration for slower typers.
- There are several bugs and quality of life issues, such as the inability to easily access settings or quit the game.
story
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is minimal, primarily consisting of a collection of side quests with only minor narrative elements. Players note that while the community aspect enhances the experience, the overall storyline lacks depth and coherence, making it feel more like a practice program than a fully fleshed-out narrative. With only about 15 quests available, the storytelling is not a central focus of the game.
“From what I saw through playing so far, the community is wonderful and amazing, having players kindly share loot, advice, quest help, or company. I got it all, and it really adds to the whole experience of this game.”
“I'm not exactly sure about the story so far, but I haven't gotten far yet.”
“There's no overall story; just a collection of what are basically sidequests.”
“Despite being text-based, there isn't actually much story.”
“There's a little bit, and side quests also have some story elements, but it's still very minor.”