App Detail » Endless Quest Roguelike RPG

Published by: Daniel Nations

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: $0.99
Current Version: 1.05
Released: August 29, 2019

What's New

* fixed bug with Morath Village store
* added travel options for high level characters

App Description

A disturbance is felt across the land. Orcs and goblins gather in numbers that haven't been seen in centuries. Chaos descends. Are you ready to face it?

Endless Quest is a party-based roguelike adventure that combines randomly generated content with a story where you get to choose how you ultimately save the world. An open-ended class creation system allows mixing and matching to create the characters you want to play, and the tactical combat system provides a unique challenge.

MAKE YOUR CHOICES. Endless Quest is a game of choice. Will you save Archer's Pass? Or would you rather go search for treasure?

PLAY YOUR WAY. Adventure solo or as a full party. Mix magic, prayer, melee and bardic abilities however you want. Dual wield, shoot arrows, crush with two-handed weapons or stand behind your shield.

DON'T BE AFRAID TO RUN: In true roguelike fashion, death is permanent if your fellow party members can't get to you in time. Sometimes, failure is better than death.

MULTIPLE END-GAME BOSSES. You won't always face down the same boss at the end of the game, and after winning -- if you can -- you travel to Gateway to face even harder challenges.

ROGUELIKE BY DESIGN: The roots of the game are in roguelikes such as rogue, moria and omega with randomly created areas and permadeath anchoring a robust role-playing game.

THE TABLETOP WITHOUT THE TABLE: Endless Quest is designed to feel like old tabletop pen-and-paper games with limited healing translating to a strategic element in surviving a quest.

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Acknowledgements:

Many of the graphics in this game were purchased from Pioneer Valley Games. Other tilesets and graphics are from public domain or free-to-use tilesets, including graphics from Reiner Prokein, Clint Bellanger and Lamoot. Some of the sounds used come from www.freesfx.co.uk, including sounds by qudobup.