Dream Quest reviews

At first the graphical aspect can back Out, but the gameplay is incredible. And when you take a few games the graphical aspect becomes endearing, and it is easy to fill their apparent simplicity with imagination. It'S A game that grows as you play.

Mega, great, the Best thing I've pulled in a long time. Strike:) Cool mix of old-school RPG and the Combat System is reminiscent of Card Games like Dominion, with plenty of Depth and extremely many Combo options. Many Classes, all individually designed, with a lot of Attention to Detail. Keep it up.

This game is a gem. In Many ways it is a handbook of how a game should be. Devote a half hour and you will not put it down anymore. Sure the graphics is meh but I assure you that it passes decidedly in the background. Funny, long-lived, originalee with a lot of things to unlock will keep you busy at length

Super good and thoughtful deckbuilding game with lots of challenge. Don't be fooled by the nursery cartoons! All Energy is laid in the gameplay, it is in turn so captivating that I can live with the ugly cards. If The graphics were given a loving (artistic) hand, I would shoot the scale in lower by 10 stars.

Do not be fooled by the simple graphics, this is a game with a rare depth to be found in the AppStore. Basically a card-RPG, with many different classes to unlock and a good number of different cards. Random generation of levels makes each game different. A large number of achievements guarantees excellent longevity.

This game is easily one of the better games i have played on my iPad. Its engaging and have lots of decision making. Deckbuilding, levelling your character, and finding out how to beat each dungeon is a blast. Yes, the graphics could be a lot better, but the "game engine" with randomized dungeons and the overall flow of the game is so much better than everything else i have tried. Instant buy for boardgamers or deckbuilding fans.

Don't be put off by The Card-design, absolutely great Game, challenging and difficult to get back out of hand. At the Beginning a few Classes available, Rest (13 in total I believe) is free to play, the same applies to Achivements, which unlock more Cards, passive Bonuses etc. Long-term motivation guaranteed, but you should have a certain Frustration Tolerance, without forward-looking and strategically skilful deck construction and Selection of the right Bonuses is already At Level two. Kudos to the Developer, every Penny worth!