Collection Quest
- May 18, 2020
- wasitworthitdev
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Reviews
- The game is a fun scavenger hunt experience with a nostalgic pixel art style.
- It's completely free, making it a worthwhile time-waster for casual exploration.
- The recent updates, including the Director's Cut, have improved the game by adding sound and more structure to gameplay.
- The game lacks clear objectives and guidance, leaving players feeling lost and confused.
- There is minimal interaction and gameplay depth, making it feel basic and lifeless.
- Many players report being stuck or unsure of how to progress, leading to frustration.
- music8 mentions
- 38 % positive mentions
- 25 % neutral mentions
- 38 % negative mentions
The music aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players noting a lack of in-game music and sound, which contributes to a feeling of emptiness. While some appreciate the menu music, the absence of audio during gameplay has been criticized for making the experience feel bland and soulless. Overall, players suggest that adding music could enhance the game's atmosphere significantly.
“Cool music in the menu!”
“At first, I found the game cute and endearing; as I played more, I found it addictive and wanted to find all of the sets. If you enjoy that, that's exactly what you'll get.”
“Add some music, and maybe some character animation, and a map.”
“There’s no music, and in fact there’s simply no sound whatsoever.”
“There's basically no music or sound, which further makes it feel so empty and soulless.”
“No in-game music makes it kinda bland, so have your own on standby for while you work hard at it.”
- story6 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 17 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
The game's story is described as a somewhat confusing backdrop to a scavenger hunt experience, with players noting a lack of clear guidance and a reliance on real-life events for completion. While there are elements of exploration and interaction, many users feel that the overarching narrative is overshadowed by the complexity of quests and the absence of a map, making it challenging to fully engage with the story. Overall, the story serves as a framework for the gameplay but lacks clarity and cohesion.
“This game is more like a story-driven scavenger hunt.”
“I gathered all of the cards except I couldn't find the queen of clubs for the life of me, and I couldn't figure out how to finish General Keibon's quest either.”
“The main overarching story is able to be completed, though if you want 100%, it might be time-gated to the real-life winter solstice.”
“I didn't quite make the goal of completing the set; however, I gathered all of them except I couldn't find the queen of clubs for the life of me, and I couldn't figure out how to finish General Keibon's quest either.”
“There's no map or other quest guidance.”
- gameplay1 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- -100 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players note that while some tools like fishing and digging are still missing, the overall gameplay feels more structured and organized, enhancing the experience.
“I still haven't found the fishing or digging tools, but at least everything feels like there's more structure to the gameplay.”
“I still haven't found the fishing or digging tools, but at least everything feels like there's more structure to gameplay.”
