The Unexpected Quest is unexpectedly short with only eight chapters and no variance offered upon replay. It is a decent time-waster of an RTS, but it is far from deeply engaging or exciting. Limited controls, the inability to place buildings where you want and one-on-one unit battles put a damper on the experience.
The Unexpected Quest
Rionix · Nov 27, 2020
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An adventure game with strategy and management elements in a medieval fantasy setting. Embark on quests, hunt down treasures and manage your resources as you build, battle, cast magic and brew potions to bring order to a world on the brink of disaster.
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- 6.0They want you to come see what they’re doing, but they don’t want it bad enough to yell. It’s a little insulting. Also, they’re speaking gibberish. You dig at the rock for a little while and give up pretty quickly. Netflix is asking you if you’re still watching, and you need to make dinner. The Mines of Moria it is not.
- It’s not necessarily a bad game, just very simple and easy with no real apparent challenge. In short, it’s good for a kid who’s just getting into RTS style games. Adults keep looking unless it’s for your 12-year-old. It’s not bad, but it’s not great either.
- 6.0The Unexpected Quest is by no means a bad game, as completing tasks and acquiring resources can be entertaining if you approach the title with the right mindset. Unfortunately, it’s incredibly hard to justify the price-tag when you consider the game’s relatively short length and repetitive elements.
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