Master K Review: Questicle
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 12:25 am
This is my review of Spoonweavers Littlest game entry, Questicle.
Interesting choice of name. The game title screen is shows minimalism. The game play is just as minimal as well.
There is no story of Questicle, just game play. It is, however, pretty unique. You face up against five enemies, with a orb passing back and forth pass a certain point. Hit space, and it stops. Miss, the enemy strikes you. Get it partially, and you get a hit. Strike it on the ball, and you get a critical hit. As each enemy advances, the ball moves faster, increasing the difficulty of the game. Beat the game, and there's treasure and great glory! Hooray!
All in all, this game is very minimal. Though, I would advise to play it at least once, just to appreciate the unique way of advancing through the game. Not much else can be said about a game so little.
Interesting choice of name. The game title screen is shows minimalism. The game play is just as minimal as well.
There is no story of Questicle, just game play. It is, however, pretty unique. You face up against five enemies, with a orb passing back and forth pass a certain point. Hit space, and it stops. Miss, the enemy strikes you. Get it partially, and you get a hit. Strike it on the ball, and you get a critical hit. As each enemy advances, the ball moves faster, increasing the difficulty of the game. Beat the game, and there's treasure and great glory! Hooray!
All in all, this game is very minimal. Though, I would advise to play it at least once, just to appreciate the unique way of advancing through the game. Not much else can be said about a game so little.