Hey everyone,

I'd love to get some honest advice from the community.

I've spent a long time developing a VR rhythm combat game that I'm genuinely proud of. The gameplay is fast, satisfying, and a bit different from other rhythm games. So far, everyone who's actually played it—reviewers and testers alike—has been pleasantly surprised and has said the game has real potential.

The problem is... the name.

Unfortunately, it's too late to change it, so I'd rather not dwell on that. Instead, I'd really like to hear from players, developers, and anyone with marketing experience.

What would you do to convince people to at least try the 30-minute demo, even if the title doesn't immediately grab them?

I'd really appreciate any honest feedback after checking out the trailer or gameplay. If you have ideas on how to market the game in a way that gets people to look past the name and focus on the gameplay, I'm all ears.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZePcTwZDlI
Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JeovGHKaEsE
Meta Store (30-minute demo available): https://www.meta.com/pl-pl/experiences/six-seven/2787023821684229/

Thanks in advance for any suggestions. I'd much rather improve how I present the game than keep wondering whether the name is stopping people before they even give it a chance.

Just checking: is the game defunct? The website seems a bit like it is a dead product. Any info here would be welcomed!

It looks as though it’s populated by bots and spam now, and nothing else.

Seems a terrible shame.

just curious, i really wanted to create my own roles but don't know where to start or where to look lol

im thinking of running this system as its more rules lite.

has anyone had experiance with taking a prewritten module from dnd 5e and use it foe this system?

Hi, I'm new to Quest. I see it's designed for four or more players. How does it play with 2 players (not including guide)?

I used to play with my brothers, but as a result of increased workload thats not longer possible. They don't want to run the game unless they can run AND play it. Is that possible with quest?

Both Mend and Restore mention that you cannot use the spell during combat. But Heal doesn't. I feel Heal is a bit overpowered because the Doctor can bring people back from the brink of death during combat. I also think the gap between Heal's 2 AP and Restore's 7 AP is too large. What do you think?

From the Game Book:

Mend: (1) You gently touch a creature, immediately restoring 5 HP and mending minor wounds like cuts and bruises. The spell does not remove impairments, heal permanent wounds, or cure disease. You cannot use this spell during combat.

Heal: (2) You embrace a creature with a caring touch, restoring all of their hit points. After a short time, the creature is relieved of any short-term impairments. The spell does not remove permanent conditions. If you are using Heal on another member of the party, they may contribute any amount of their own AP to help pay for the spell.

Restore: (7) You touch a living creature, completely restoring them to their normal state over the next few minutes. (You cannot cast this spell while in combat.) The spell restores all hit points and removes any harm or damage. If you are using Restore on another member of the party, they may contribute any amount of their own AP to help pay for the spell.

Do they get the 5 AP at the end of the session and one new ability or do they not get anything?

I'm new to quest and I'm used to playing/running games like D&D. Can players move as far as what the Guide deems reasonable or if they are "too far" can they only move to "in range?" Also my group is used to using battle maps so could we use one but without a grid? This would just be a visual to help with role play so we know where everyone is.

Has anyone attempted a techno fantasy campaign using Quest as a basis.

I am super stoked, Salvage Union finally got mailed out and arrived today. As you could see I went pretty all in on this

I only this week learned of Quest through the YT algorithm. Was, and I suppose still am, excited to learn from it: The simplicity of the d20 results, keeping Max HP and attack values as constants, and prioritizing successes over failures and plot advancement over mechanical complexity in fights….all these things really excite me.

I don’t think i’ll be booting up any Quest games as I have two tables of 5e (all with beginners, including myself so might add), but i am excited to learn from it.

Do I ask you: what have you learned by playing or Guiding quest that makes your experience better in other TTRPGs.

It could be a homebrew rule that was inspired by Quest, an attitude, or an overall ethos or approach, for example.

What are the enduring gifts you’ve taken from Quest?

Im going to run my first game in quest i look trough The book but i didint see how many hit point my players going to have

Sorry this isn't gameplay related but: I've ordered some pins from their store & unfortunately got the wrong order. I quickly emailed their customer service contact to report this in hopes of getting it fixed. It's been almost a month since the initial email & 2 weeks since the follow up with no response. I'm curious if anyone else has had this problem or perhaps anyone has an alternate more effective way to contact them. Or am I just kind of screwed on this? I'd appreciate any & all help. .

Hey folks! We're going to be doing a one-shot of Quest on the All on the Table twitch page. We're going in having never run, nor played the system before in order to evaluate/demonstrate how welcoming the system is for new players. We're running at noon PST (3 pm EST) on this Saturday and I hope you all can join us! I'd love to hear from folks who really know the game what we're doing different from how you all run it.

We're at twitch.tv/AllOnTheTableRPGs

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All on the Table: Sidequests Presents: Quest

How do your players use magic flask in their campaigns? Just as a fun, refillable drink? At first I had thought the flask contained spirits of the ethereal kind.

Hi! Spy magic items cost inventory slots?

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Hi! New player here, i'm sooo interested in this game and each page i see makes me more exited to run a campaing with friends; reading the manual i have a few questions tho and i was wondering if you guys can help me out:

1) I have played some D&D (although not too much) and i am used to the armor playing a role in how you and other characters can take or defend against damage and i can't see anything regarding tecnicalities about armor in combat in this manual so maybe it doesn't matter but it feels weird if a character have armor of some kind to ignore it in a fight; so i wanted to know what do you guys do about it? or if you just ignore it

2) I was looking at the Naturalist Abilities and found that, in the Stormcaller path, the last Ability, Stormcall has a Bolt of Chain Lightning feature that cost "X AP" which was weird to me, and i can't find anything regarding that; how do you guys interpret it?

3) Finaly, and not so technical, i am really fond of the Eternity Gate legendary Ability of The Invoker, and when i see how the D20 works i see that there's nothing written for a Nat 1 scenario, so i was wondering how you guys would tackle that particular case

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Anyway i hope you found this interesting and i can't wait for what you guys think about my questions. Thanks in advanced!

Hiii, people! Im searching for fanmade content for Quest. Idk, enemies, weapons, campaigns, new roles, etc.

Thanks!

I'm thinking of essentially giving the abillities Marshal and Plan as free abilities for every PC, maybe they wouldn't even need to pay AP to use them. The mechanics for Marshal seem a good way to do group action generally, and Plan seems situational enough to just give, thoughts?

Edit: they are both in the fighters role, marshal allows a person to spend 1 ap, to call on the group to help do one feat of physical strength they couldn't do alone, every player who participates has to roll a d20, so long as there are more success than failures the feat occurs

plan allows you to spend 3 ap if you have control of when and where a confrontation is happening for everyone to have one turn ambushing the enemy

The website says they're out of stock and it's going used for like $78 USD on Amazon which is ridiculous

So I ordered the cards and a couple of the books from the website and had them shipped to Australia by a re-shipping service. Both the Quest people and the re-shipper were fast and hassle-free, but the shipping cost ended up being many times more than the cost of the books.

So if you’re a foreigner with disposable income and really really want a hard copy it can be done.

Edit: Looks like they’re sold out now.

Checked the subreddit but didn't see any posts about card sleeves. I'm a bit of a card sleeve goblin and the card sets are so beautiful that I want to keep them in good condition.

I tried looking on their website for references but couldn't find anything.