- May 18, 2020
- wozitdev
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About Collection Quest
Collection Quest is a single player and multiplayer open world simulation game with mystery, comedy and post-apocalyptic themes. It was developed by wozitdev and was released on May 18, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.
Collection Quest is a story-driven RPG collectathon with an emphasis on the role-play and story. You will have to immerse yourself into the games world in order to progress and unravel the mysteries it holds. Venture forth, engage with its denizens and leave no stone unturned. Adventure Awaits! Director's Cut Free Update: Expanded Areas New Quest to complete and Secrets to discover Overall imp…
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- Engaging for casual players who enjoy collectathon and scavenger hunt style gameplay with lots of exploration and secrets.
- Free to play with frequent updates including a Director's Cut that added sound, music, and voice-over, improving immersion.
- Appealing nostalgic pixel art style that evokes classic retro games and a relaxing, low-pressure gaming experience.
- Lacks clear objectives, map, and guidance which leads to confusion and aimless wandering for many players.
- Poorly written dialogue, minimal story depth, and absence of in-game music in earlier versions make the game feel lifeless and empty.
- Monetization attempts through DLC donations and pricing changes created a negative perception and frustrated some players.
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9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this game is minimal and somewhat confusing, primarily serving as a backdrop for a card-collecting scavenger hunt rather than a compelling narrative. Dialogue quality is criticized, and quest progression can be unclear and time-gated, making the overall plot feel secondary to gameplay.
“Main overarching story is able to be completed, though if you want 100% it might be time gated to real life winter solstice.”
“This game is more like a story driven scavenger hunt.”
“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, so I presume the bastard was holding out on me. Also, I never figured out the winter solstice thing either.”
“Move around on an expansive 2D RPG grid (with no RPG), click through badly written dialogue (if they could write properly, they'd be published authors; instead, $100 on Steam Direct), and collect a bunch of cards and stuff... this slowly reveals a crappy story nobody was really that interested in.”
“I think this is a pretty good scavenger hunt game, there is some background music, there is a bit of a story to it but it is a bit confusing, you can explore and interact with things, there are secrets and achievements, and it is free.”
“So my quest log is filled with dozens of 'fishing spot 72-a' and 'digging spot 42', yet I have no idea how long it'll take me before I find a fishing rod, and even if I do, how will I find that spot again?”
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Collection Quest is a open world simulation game with mystery, comedy and post-apocalyptic themes. Common tags for Collection Quest include free to play, indie, 2d, conspiracy, exploration and others.
Collection Quest is available on PC, Windows and Linux.
Collection Quest was released on May 18, 2020.
Collection Quest was developed by wozitdev.
Collection Quest has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players disliked Collection Quest for its story.
Collection Quest is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
Similar games include Open World Game: the Open World Game, Eastshade, Youtubers Life 2, The First Tree, Escape Academy and others.