Dark Quest 3 Review (PlayStation 4)

For this Dark Quest 3 Review, we play A rogue-lite tabletop that mixes card-based exploration with turn-based combat. Create your party, draw adventure cards, roll dice, and fight monsters to defeat the sorcerer and his magic.

Dark Quest 3 Review Pros:

• Nice hand-drawn graphics.
• 4.08GB download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Works on Playstation 5.
• Roguelike Tabletop gameplay.
• The help menu serves as a text-based manual.
• Three save slots.
• Four game difficulties – Easy, normal, eldar, and legendary.
• Isometric view.
• Camera control is just panning the screen around.
• Game Start has you picking four hero classes to form a party.
• Every run is randomized.
• Love the atmosphere as the Game master looks over your game from the background.
• Excellent soundtrack and effects.
• Nice animations.
• The game plays out with a card being drawn every round and you then activate the card.
• Combat is turn-based and on a grid-style floor.
• Unlock new playable classes by rescuing them.
• Constant multiple choice encounters and questions and answers.
• Upgrades characters and you get to choose one of three upgrade choices.
• Use cards to play powerful attacks and abilities.
• Very easy to get into.
• Despite the appearances, it is quite a deep rewarding game.
• Heal in between events.
• Crystals earned are retained even upon death and are used to buy items to make future runs easier.
• You can abandon runs.
• Save and exit option.

Dark Quest 3 Review Cons:

• Cannot rebind controls.
• The Elder and legendary difficulties have to be unlocked.
• You only have four initial classes available but you can see the additional classes shown.
• No game Options.
• The movement in combat is horrible as they feel wrong and don’t flow.
• There is no real tutorial and instead just throws you in.
• Camera control in combat is not great as you cannot rotate the camera to even see the enemy.
• At the end of a run, you just go straight back to the party management screen.

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Dark Quest 3:

Official website.

Developer: Brain Seal Entertainment

Publisher: Brain Seal Entertainment

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