Questopia
by rustyFruit
Questopia
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Description
Questopia is a dungeon-driven third-person pixel fantasy action/shooter where you have to beat ancient evil with sword and magic. What secrets are hidden in the tombs and what will you find? Explore this rich rpg packed with lots of items and enemies to slay.
How to Play
Use WASD/arrow keys to move and mouse to attack. Instructions about loot, exits and more are given during the game.
FAQ
What is Questopia?
Questopia is a dungeon crawler action RPG developed by rustyFruit where you explore randomly generated dungeons, fight enemies, and collect loot.
How do you play Questopia?
In Questopia, you navigate your character through dungeon rooms, defeat various monsters, avoid traps, break open objects, and gather treasure and equipment upgrades.
What kind of progression system does Questopia have?
Questopia features a level-based progression system where you gain experience by defeating enemies, level up your character, and unlock or upgrade gear and abilities as you advance.
Are there bosses or special enemies in Questopia?
Yes, Questopia includes boss fights and special enemies in certain dungeon stages, providing added challenge and unique rewards.
What makes Questopia different from other dungeon crawler games?
Questopia combines fast-paced dungeon exploration with RPG elements, randomly generated dungeon layouts, upgradeable gear, and a variety of enemy types within a browser-based platform.
Comments
Slayzer
Jun. 07, 2013
In case, like me, anyone is wondering how many levels there are, on Normal there are 21.
sangsoo
May. 04, 2015
Upgrading speed out of sheer frustration
dtwnight
Jun. 15, 2013
I feel so dumb. I didn't notice the expanded inventory until I got to the 10th floor ><. I felt even dumber when I realized I could have been sacrificing the extra gear for experience instead of dropping them on the ground.
yinyang713
Jun. 10, 2013
Spells should be able to be ditched for exp. It's kind of painful to just leave a powerful fireball spell behind.
DivergentReality
Jun. 06, 2013
A suggestion: make a circle that you can toggle on and off to show your attack radius. It will make the learning curve on the circle of death a little easier.