Really? A game that looks like a nice combination of so many of the good old rpg games here that people love? Weird.

edit: Wow, I got a notification (finally) that this thread had one response. I figured it died a quick death, so I apologize for not responding sooner.

edit 2: my overall point: if this had been a game from the 90's, I'd be willing to bet it would be here.

edit 3: just going by my experience with the PC version; I know nothing of the phone version.

Also, it's a game. Check it out if you feel like it, or don't. I simply thought some people might find it appealing given its "old-school" nature.

edit 4: I'm glad some people checked out and seem to be into it. And no, I don't work for the company, haha, just thought there might be others who'd appreciate it.

Here we go again...

With what? If GOG makes stupid decisions on which games to refuse to sell, they shouldn't be called out on it?

The Quest is an RPG a lot like a dozen or more games they already sell here.. and they say no because it's "too niche" and we're not supposed to ask why?

In what place GOG said that they does not accept The Quest for being very niche?? I can not find it

In the title... :p

(I don't know either but responded above just to make the point IMO we should question GOG's decisions, or, if you prefer, as consumers make demands of GOG when they make decisions.)

Wishlist for those interested: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/the_quest

It is true. One must be able to complain about what one considers bad decisions

This game seems to have microtransactions, so it could be justified its absence.

Well, since nobody actually mentioned what "The Quest" is, or linked to the developer's website, I guess I'll just have to use this imagination on how amazing this amazing game is.

(Even though it has one of the worst names I've seen.)

Are we talking about the 1983 Apple ][ game?

http://www.redshift.hu/

http://store.steampowered.com/app/428880/The_Quest/

Oh we discuss subjecive curation again, by bringing "arguments" like "but I would maybe buy it" or "that decision is weird".....

Is it "too niche",
Or is it "two nitschke"?

And the "most generic fantasy RPG title ever" award goes to...

Looks nice. That decision is weird, I would maybe buy it.