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About This Game Dark Quest 2 is a turn based RPG inspired by legendary board game Hero Quest. The game features a party based system where you control a group of heroes, an isometric hand-drawn art style, dice based mechanics and much more. Each map is designed to take you through an adventure that will test your party's strength, courage and sanity as you go deeper and deeper into the castle in search for the chambers of the evil sorcerer.FeaturesSingle-Player Campaign: Play a story driven campaign that takes you through a series of adventure on your epic quest to defeat the evil sorcerer.Map Editor: Create new adventures and distribute them through steamworksMultiplayer: Play together with your friends and complete the campaign cooperatively!Turn Based Mechanics: Every turn each of your heroes in your party can take one single action. Play wise and carefully or fall captive in the eternal prison of the sorcerer. Skull of Fate: In the darkest dungeons of the castle, when left with no hope your last and only way out will be to roll the skull of fate and reveal your twisted fate.Assemble a Party: Control a group of heroes each with their own personality and strengths. Use the unique strengths of each character and work together to defeat the minions of the evil sorcerer.Enter a world of fantasy and adventure: Explore twisted mazes, find hidden doors and fight bloodthirsty orcs! Village: Stay with the old masters and learn new powers, craft new weapons and mix potions that improve the capabilities of your heroes.Games/Board games that inspired us:Darkest DungeonDungeon SagaHero QuestTalismanWarhammer Quest 7aa9394dea Title: Dark Quest 2Genre: Indie, RPG, StrategyDeveloper:Brain Seal LtdPublisher:Brain Seal LtdRelease Date: 6 Mar, 2018 Dark Quest 2 Password dark souls 2 licia quest. dark quest 2 xbox one. dark quest 2 xbox. dark quest 2 pc download. dark souls 2 kill quest. dragon quest heroes 2 dark orb. dark souls 2 quest do navlaan. dark quest 2 custom maps. quest 2 job l2 dark elf. dark quest 2 cheats. dark quest 2 apk. dark quest 2 trophy guide. dark quest 2 local co op. dark warrior king 2 full movie. dark quest 2 download free. dark quest 2 recenzja. warhammer quest 2 dark elf. dark quest 2. dark quest 2 tips. dark quest 2 igg. dark quest 2 review ps4. dark quest 2 pc review. dark souls 2 navlaan quest without killing. dark quest 2 metacritic. dark quest 2 xbox review. dark quest 2 ipad Well the game is a fun casual turn-based rpg. The problem I have is the later quests are all very bugged.. Says it's multiplayer. Multiplayer doesn't work. Click on plus button to add player, and no one shows up to add. Tried to invite my steam friend to lobby, nothing happens. PIECE OF CRAP. SAVE YOUR MONEY.NO MAN'S SKY IS BETTER.. I only wish there were more!Best co-op my group has had in a while. ive only played for an hour but I love the tactical rpg combat system it has.. great game!. Decent okay little gamepros:decent graphicseasy combatold fachion boardgame feelingcons:6 characters to choice from but really only 3 of them are any good.game is abit short, completed it in 1 nights run.Melee characters are gimped due to game mechanics of enemies Defence that blocks close to 80% of the time.overall i'm satisfied.but if a Dark Quest 3 comes, I would expect the cons to be fixed.. I just spent a total of about 4 hours learning the editor and making a custom map, only to have it refuse to save my work due to an unknown error. Thanks completely wasting my time! Update 4 Hot Fix 1: Here is the list of changes:- Fixed gems not showing in team inventory- Credits in end screen- Exit to Desktop instead of Quit Game- Serverlist scrollbar should now work - Increased attenuations for Molly and speaks- Space Rig asset tweaks, Find Team consoles moved slightly- Tweaked console placement and misc.- GFX - Consoles for cabins updated- Lowered volume on droppod- Nitra gfx slight udpate. A big thank you! Oh, and details on our next patch!: Hello Miners!Deep Rock Galactic is now released, signifying the culmination of almost TWO YEARS of probably the most stressful and most satisfying work we have ever been involved with. What a ride it's been so far. :smile:You, the community, have been absolutely stellar ever since Day 1. You've been so bloody awesome to work alongside on creating this game from the ground up, and we are just floored by the reception we've been getting in return. Feedback has been above and beyond anything we ever expected and it's been (and will remain) an enormous help and source of motivation for all of us here on the team. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.Now begins Chapter 2 - the Early Access process, where we take this game from a functional but still kind of rough version, to the finely tuned experience we have in mind. Make sure to click that Feedback button in game to help us produce the road map for the coming year!On top of that, we are already hard at work on the very first patch as well, bringing such goodies as:Keybindings! (Because of course, it just didn't make it in in time!)More beards! (And shame on those who assumed we wouldn't add more - it's a game about DWARVES, for goodness' sake!)FPS capping! (Because nobody wants to set their GPU on fire!)Better Drop Pod landings! (Because honestly it was a bit annoying that it kept landing with the entrance facing into a wall!)Option for turning off sending metric data (Because privacy matters)Updated all the languagesAn absolute ton of minor bugfixes and tweaks! (And lots more to come!)So, for now, dig deep, dig greedily, and keep watching this space for more info. We might have to pop open a few bottles of champagne (the human equivalent of beer) at the office first though...Rock and Stone, Miners!. Update 13: Minor Life Changes: Hey Miners!. Closed Alpha patch 0.2.1 is now live: Closed Alpha patch 0.2.1. 2018 Roadmap Revealed: Rejoice, miners! We hereby present the Roadmap, outlining our plans for what the next handful of Updates will focus on over the next half year or so. It's the furthest we have ever looked into the future - as we start getting closer to an actual release, we feel it's about time that we start planning further ahead than the usual 4-5 weeks we've been doing so far. You, we, and the game, deserve better than that. However, it should be mentioned at this point (in very large neon letters), that what we outline here is not a promise of exactly what will end up in the game. This is the current PLAN, yes - but plans can and will change. Luckily, usually for the better. For instance, Update 16 was originally slated for August, but we moved it to September so we could put some serious effort into squashing this particularly obnoxious bug!So, what's in the roadmap? What's the goal here? Our primary goal is to bring the game into a release ready state. We are not stating when it will hit full release (it might still be a year from now), but completing this roadmap will bring us that much closer to pushing the big green release button. That said, we are really enjoying the journey in Early Access, and the continued success allows us to decide on when to do full release at a later point. Let's have a look at the planned updates one at a time.We originally released the game with 7 biomes in it. They were visually distinct, but we never managed to get as diverse gameplay in there as we initially aimed for. With the introduction of our new biome, Glacial Strata, we are taking a big step towards achieving that. The goal is to bring every biome in the game at least up to the same baseline as Glacial Strata, and will continue to work on these in parallel with the updates.The Abyss Bar has been part of our plan from Day One, and was originally planned for the Early Access release. Now we finally got a chance to get it done, and just in time for Oktoberfest! It will be a bit barebones for now as we continue to develop the systems, but expect the bar and what you can do in there to expand over time.The new armor sets have been teased on Twitter and are just the start of more vanity items to come. As with other things, this is something we'll produce in parallel with the more prominent update features.When we introduced Perks, we did so knowing this was just the first iteration and that they would need plenty of tweaking and expanding to reach their full potential. But that's the way we work - we bang out a functional prototype and get it into the game. We prefer it in the hands of you guys, to use and discuss and give feedback on rather than work on stuff in secret for months. For this update, they'll get another trip through the wringer without compromising game balance too much. We hope to implement a lot of community suggested Perks, and already have a massive list of things we want to do ourselves. This update is very system-heavy and will introduce several new long-term mechanics to keep you invested in the game. Or at least, that's our intention!Daily Adventures will be short series of high-yield missions to played consecutively for special rewards, and are aimed at our more dedicated players. They will be seeded, so all players will be able to play the exact same mission and compare results - but for that day only. Campaigns are also strings of missions, but they are more ambitious. We have bigger plans for Campaigns down the line, but we will initially implement one to focus on the New Player Experience in an effort to introduce a more intuitive and narrative way of unlocking content. Character Retirement is a way to keep investing into the game after maxing out a particular Class. Basically, you retire the character and start it over, and cash in some as-yet undetermined prize for doing so - likely a way to increase Player Rank further, but probably other things too. The Big One - our surveys show that this is the most requested addition to the game (for most of the team too, to be fair). This makes it both a fascinating and terrifying thing to design and release. It WILL change the game, but we're confident it will do so in a positive and exciting way. In any case, we'll be listening intently to your feedback and will keep iterating to get this aspect right. Yes, the game is co-op first, but Solo Mode is still an important (and critical) gateway into the game. Therefore we want to add a bit of spice to the solo experience. The Campaign system from Update 18 will take care of most of this, but we also want to add a full upgrade path to our trusty companion robot Bosco.In this update, we will also introduce more Difficulty Levels to bring both easier and much harder challenges to the game. We'll also expand on our internal tools and systems, so difficulty adjustments can be made using more parameters than now - currently Difficulty is mostly governed by tweaking just Damage and Health, and we want to expand on that. Initially, we had a Tourist mode in the game. It was an attempt to cater to players that simply wanted to explore the caves and have some light fun, but several things about it felt off - for instance, you could still die, and the mode awarded no XP. We opted to remove it back then, but we intend to provide a much more fleshed-out full Exploration Mode. The design for this is still quite nebulous, but the goal is to cater to players that seek a less stressful experience with more focus on traversal, navigation, and discovery, with less emphasis on combat.The Lore Terminal will introduce a very conveninent way for us to expand the lore of the game without getting all up in your face about it. Through playing, you'll unlock new entries, and slowly build up a lexicon of information on all the enemies, history, places, people, minerals, and so forth in the world of DRG. The plan is to utilize the scanner tool for much of this and build actual gameplay and potential rewards into it. We have tons of ideas for this, but the design is still very much in its' infant stages. The Space Rig remains one of the most unpolished parts of the game, and it shows - plenty of you have pointed this out, and trust us, we know. We've deliberately kept it very basic to more easily accomodate new additions to it, but now's the time to start bringing it up to proper production quality. This update will not only include a serious facelift to the visuals, but also add more things to do while you are goofing around in-between missions. This is a massive list of other things planned for 2019. We will likely not be able to implement all of these, but we certainly hope to. While some of these are also highly requested (like female dwarf models, we hear you), they also represent substantial production efforts that we would like to push a bit into the future.The New Character Class also needs an extra remark. It has been on our drawing board for a long time, but we decided to postpone until we have seen the impact of Update 19. Otherwise, we might end up with a lot of extra work in re-doing this new Class. Again, to reiterate, this plan is likely to change as we progress. We would be quite surprised if we end up doing things exactly as stated here - time might slip as well. But we hope this roadmap has at least given you a good idea of our intentions and of what to expect. And keep your suggestions, ideas, criticisms, and general feedback coming - it really does make a difference, even if we may not personally answer every question.Till then,ROCK & STONE!