MazeQuest®

MazeQuest®

A Fantasy Adventure RPG

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Version History of MazeQuest®

1.2

July 30, 2021

Minor Bug Fixes and balance adjustments

1.1

July 2, 2021

MazeQuest the original is back on iOS!

1.0

June 26, 2017

Price History of MazeQuest®

Description of MazeQuest®

The King has been kidnapped, and the land of Reynard is under siege! Gather a party, and travel your way to different lands in a quest to re-seal an ancient evil. MazeQuest is a throwback to the 16 bit RPG era, with colorful 2d graphics and turn based combat. The game is designed to be simple enough for casual players, but with a level of strategy to satisfy even the most diehard RPG buffs Some features include: -Over 40 unique character classes, some will join and some will fight you. -A hex based combat positioning system. -A novel and finely tuned skill system with over 40 skills, each can be leveled up -Over 20 spells with their own unique particle effect animations. -Over 10 different weapon types, each with different advantages / drawbacks. -Choose your starting character from 4 unique classes and build them in any way you want. -Explore, loot and fight your way through 5 different lands, each with unique enemies and bosses. -A well balanced financial system. Buy equipment, potions and skill books to custom upgrade your characters. -No Advertisements, Pop-ups, In-App purchases. This is the full game.
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MazeQuest®: FAQ

Is the MazeQuest® app compatible with iPads?

Yes, MazeQuest® is compatible with the iPad.

Who created MazeQuest®?

The creator of MazeQuest® is OMB Media.

What is the minimum iOS version supported by MazeQuest®?

Currently, MazeQuest® supports iOS 12.0 or later.

What user rating does the MazeQuest® app have?

Users love MazeQuest®, as evidenced by its outstanding rating of 4.6 out of 5.

What’s the genre of the MazeQuest® app?

The App Genre Of Mazequest® Is Games.

What’s the current version of the MazeQuest® app?

The current version of MazeQuest® is 1.2.

What date did the latest update for MazeQuest® come out?

MazeQuest®’s latest update was rolled out on October 1, 2024.

What date did MazeQuest® come out?

The app was launched on February 5, 2023.

What is the content advisory rating for the MazeQuest® app?

Family-friendly content, no mature themes or violence.

What languages does the MazeQuest® app support?

The MazeQuest® app is now available in English.

Is MazeQuest® one of the titles available through Apple Arcade?

No, MazeQuest® is not part of Apple Arcade.

Does MazeQuest® feature in-app purchases?

No, you won't find in-app purchases featured in MazeQuest®.

Is MazeQuest® optimized for use with Apple Vision Pro?

Unfortunately, MazeQuest® is not optimized for use with Apple Vision Pro.

Are ads featured prominently in MazeQuest®?

No, ads are not featured prominently in MazeQuest®.

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Reviews of MazeQuest®

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  • Solid, turn- based retro RPG

    Solid old-school game. Feels like the creator took his time with balanced level progression. The art really grew on me, as did the game play. Lots of thoughtful extras, like being able to choose left or right handed “joystick” location. Well crafted, sir!
  • Could’ve been great

    Here’s an awesome idea....why don’t you get your enemy characters to dodge more than 90 percent of the time and then I wouldn’t hit any of them! They dodge like 12 times in a row, maybe with the contact of about three times. That way they can beat me down even though there’s only one of them and five of me. It doesn’t matter how much you upgrade your character.
    Why don’t you make it completely without clues or hints on how to proceed whatsoever. Seriously, I don’t need to know who can use what weapons and who can’t. I don’t need to know the best way to level my characters up. I can just buy the weapons with precious gold and find out that they’re no good to me after all.
    Basically, make it to where I end up wasting more precious gold to figure out whether something is worth it or not.
    Design it in such a way that I need to spend more gold than I even make on the end battle just trying to revive my characters heal them and re-energize them. That way I’ll have no chance at buying any new weapons or armor or spell books .
    Also, make the biggest mistake by limiting the amount of gold I can ever possibly get to advance my characters so once I’m out of enemies to fight I basically come to a brick wall.
    Set it up to where when I do come to the brick wall my only choice is to start over from the very beginning of the game over and over, losing everything that you worked for.
    That would be great if you could make a game like that… Oh sorry, you already have it, it’s called MazeQuest... or whatever.
    I gave it a good try, frustratingly!!! over and over again but the design flaws are just too much to get over.
    Could’ve been a huge fan.
    Like I said it could’ve been great.
    Give it a try if you’ve got time to waste.
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    Developer Response

    All fair points. However, part of the game is deciding a direction and playstyle early, and focusing on the key players to your offense and defensive strategy. Part of the strategy is gold allocation. A tip on healing your characters: The church is the MOST expensive way to do it. I is cheaper in the long run to have one "Healer" character, IE, a character who has a natural ability towards the spells "Heal" and "Heal All". You have one Healer in your party (Winebaud is available in Level 1 tavern) and use that player's magic to heal your characters, and THEN, when you run out of magic use the Church, pay the gold, and get health AND magic back. That is the most efficient way to do it. In MazeQuest 2, we did change the enemies to regenerate, have 3 difficulty settings, AND you can go back and forth between levels, but this game is much more difficult (and I think fun) for it's limits. It is not a perfect game by any means, but it can be beaten, but it is very hard to do. There are playthroughs on Youtube by my brother Chris, that show how to beat the game. Thanks for playing :) -Will
  • Fun and a bit nastalgic

    I love this. It reminds me of the type of games that made me fall in love with gaming as a child