Lion Quest Infinity

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Lion Quest Infinity is a single player and multiplayer action adventure game. It was developed by Dracula's Cave and was released on March 5, 2021. It received very positive reviews from players.

Jethro the Lion and friends steal a magic grandfather clock and embark on an unforgettable adventure. Are they here to save the universe, or is it simply a marketing ploy constructed as part of an elaborate book tour?

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

The game features a unique blend of engaging visual novel storytelling and fun platforming mechanics, creating a refreshing experience.
The dialogue is well-written and humorous, providing relatable moments that enhance the overall enjoyment of the game.
The soundtrack is exceptional, setting a chill and enjoyable tone that complements the gameplay.

The platforming sections can feel basic and lack depth, often reducing gameplay to simple tasks without meaningful challenges.
Some technical issues, such as awkward controls and frame rate-related physics quirks, can detract from the overall experience.
The minimalist aesthetic, while charming, can become repetitive and samey over time, diminishing the visual appeal.

story
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Lion Quest Infinity" is a unique blend of slice-of-life office dynamics and whimsical dream adventures, featuring well-written characters and a humorous tone. While the narrative is engaging and offers a refreshing chill vibe, some players felt it could have explored deeper themes and criticized certain plot inconsistencies. Overall, the game's charm lies in its quirky storytelling and innovative structure, making it a distinctive experience in the platformer genre.
- “It's a slice-of-life story where you go into the office every day and develop relationships (positive and negative) with your bosses and co-workers, and it's written really well.”
- “The story is incredibly silly, and that's fine -- the game has a chill vibe that makes it very obvious that it doesn't take itself too seriously, and that's what makes this game pretty refreshing.”
- “Great game, very creative and innovative way of creating a platform puzzler with an intriguing deep storyline and well-written characters.”
- “I wish it had reached a little farther thematically - the story is put together well enough to earn bigger conclusions, I think, than it actually came to.”
- “The platformer's story ultimately gets convoluted in a way that was supposed to be funny, but felt more like an inside joke I wasn't clued in on.”
- “The story is as strange as the game's concept, but as it begins to unfold, Lion Quest Infinity's charm and wit come shining through in full force.”
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay in the game features a blend of slice-of-life interactions and platforming elements, with players engaging in daily activities before transitioning to a dream world for more dynamic gameplay. While some players enjoy the character-swapping mechanic and find the overall experience fun, others express frustration with the platforming sections, which can detract from the enjoyment. Overall, the gameplay is seen as engaging, particularly for fans of visual novels.
- “If you love a good slice-of-life visual novel and like what you see of the gameplay in the trailer, I wouldn't stop you from checking the game out.”
- “I like this mechanic, because it's satisfying to see a goal, like a button or pressure plate, and work out who needs to go there in order to help the other friends move on.”
- “There's not much to talk about in terms of gameplay here; you go to work, talk to your coworker about whatever wacky thing there is to talk about that day, and then you go home and sleep.”
- “The 'actual' gameplay happens when you go to sleep and you dream of the lion quest world.”
- “The main gameplay of Lion Quest Infinity comes at night, when the protagonist dreams of the Lion Quest world.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its exceptional quality, with a standout soundtrack that effectively sets the tone and atmosphere for each level. Reviewers highlight its relaxing and chill vibe, noting that each level features unique tracks that contribute to a distinct experience, making the soundtrack a key highlight of the game. Overall, the music is described as phenomenal and integral to the game's appeal.
- “The music is very relaxing, and sets a chill tone for the game.”
- “The music is very relaxing and sets a chill tone for the game.”
- “Few levels share a song for their soundtracks, and that makes it so every level has its own vibe that is predominantly set by its score.”
- “The soundtrack is the most standout part of this game, with a very chill score that helps make Lion Quest Infinity a very relaxing game to play.”
humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's humor is a mixed bag; while the platformer's convoluted story attempts to be funny, it often feels like an inside joke. In contrast, the visual novel segments shine with well-written, relatable humor that captures the absurdity of working life, featuring engaging banter between characters that consistently elicits genuine laughter. Overall, the humor effectively creates a quirky and entertaining atmosphere that keeps players invested in the unfolding story.
- “The visual novel aspects of the game are really well written, genuinely funny, and a bitingly accurate representation of the banality of working life for the professional managerial classes in our time period.”
- “It had me repeatedly pushing air out of my nose, and even chuckling at times.”
- “The office sections are full of hilarious moments, and I found myself actually excited to go to work each day to see how the story unfolds.”
- “The platformer's story ultimately gets convoluted in a way that was supposed to be funny, but felt more like an inside joke I wasn't clued in on.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a minimalist aesthetic with simple, colorful shapes that create a unique visual experience, particularly with the 2D/3D character designs and power-ups. While the visuals are generally pleasing and perform well, some users note that they can become repetitive over time.
- “There's an interesting minimalist aesthetic to its simple and colorful shapes. The focus on multiple characters that adhere to 2D/3D and can get different power-ups is pretty unique, and their own story starts off strong.”
- “The graphics are interesting; they are very simple yet pleasing.”
- “I have no complaints with the visuals, other than it does get a little samey after a bit.”
- “The visuals are decent, but they tend to get a bit repetitive after a while.”
- “The graphics lack variety and can feel monotonous during extended play.”
- “While the audiovisuals are acceptable, they don't offer much in terms of innovation or excitement.”
optimization
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The optimization of the game has received mixed feedback, with some users praising its audiovisuals and overall performance, while others report issues that affect gameplay fluidity. Overall, the game's optimization appears to be a work in progress, with room for improvement to enhance user experience.