You won’t be finding any of that with DLC Quest, and I believe that was the entire point of the game. If you’re looking for a long campaign, an in depth story, character development, and engaging and challenging gameplay, then you should close this window now. The developers intentionally designed the game to be lacking in every major design and gameplay area in order to expose the DLC monster’s ugly head through pure and unapologetic satire. DLC Quest does not aim to be a rockstar entry in the video game hall of fame. The designs are cute in a minimalistic way, but the truth remains that it is a bare bones basic sort of game. On the surface, this cheap hour(ish)-long game had little care put into its creation.
Despite the unpopularity of DLC, which seems matched only by a hatred of microtransactions, developers and publishers have exploited the practice.Įnter: DLC Quest. While most will agree that DLC has its place in the gaming sphere – expansion packs being one shining example – many have become distrustful of on-disk future content and the necessity to pay for additional quests, locations, characters, or interactions shortly after a title’s launch. Downloadable content (DLC), particularly when it must be purchased, is a spectacularly touchy subject in the gaming community. The days of owning an entire, complete game immediately after money is exchanged are past us. There is no denying that modern games are an entirely different beast from those of the days of yore.
And all I can muster up as an introduction is “oh my god.” I’m not entirely sure how this crazy diamond managed to shine right past me up until now, but all of that has since been remedied. I am embarrassed to admit that my first ever experience playing Going Loud Studios’ DLC Quest was last week.
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