- October 7, 2020
- Rionix
The Unexpected Quest Prologue
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About
Adventure game with strategy and management elements in a medieval fantasy setting - drawing inspiration from classic games of the genre. In this prologue, play through chapters 1, 2, and 3, where you learn to manage your resources as you build and battle to bring order to the world.







- The game features charming graphics and engaging storytelling, creating an immersive atmosphere.
- It offers a good balance of strategy and exploration, with intuitive mechanics that are easy to pick up.
- The prologue provides a fun and relaxing experience, making it suitable for casual gamers and children.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks depth, often reducing to simple task completion without much strategy.
- Some players experienced technical issues, such as game freezes, which hindered enjoyment.
- The game may be too easy for some, with a significant difficulty spike in the full version that could frustrate younger players.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "The Unexpected Quest Prologue" is characterized by a whimsical and engaging narrative that captivates players from the start, featuring charming characters and vibrant art. While the initial chapters focus on resource management and survival missions, players gradually uncover a more in-depth storyline that piques their curiosity and enhances the overall experience. However, some players note a lack of significant plot twists and the challenge of losing built structures as they progress through the chapters.
“The unexpected quest prologue - a charming introduction to a whimsical world filled with adventure and delightful characters.”
“From the very start, the game captivates with its vibrant art style and engaging storytelling.”
“There is also a story to the game and reasons for doing everything you do.”
“Not much story twist to it.”
“More of a minor mission to survive or getting somewhere for the first 3 chapters.”
“I don't really see it as a simulation or city builder either though - especially as you seem to lose anything you build every chapter due to moving to a new location to progress the story.”