- CategoryGames
- First releasedFebruary 27, 2019
- Versions0 archived
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerCrescent Moon Games
- Bundle IDcom.crescentmoongames.jackquest
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
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Report an issueOne fateful night, when young Jack takes the beautiful Nara for a walk in the woods, his love is kidnapped by the villainous orc Korg. Forced to mount a rescue, Jack plunges into Korg’s underground base, where he happens upon a strange blade that becomes an unlikely ally.
In JackQuest, players will explore the cavernous depths of Korg’s slime-ridden, labyrinthine lair. There, they will solve environmental puzzles, discover power-ups, collect weapons, and challenge subterranean foes, including massive bosses.
Acquire many useful upgrades and power-ups by purchasing them from strategically placed merchants. You'll want to spend your coins wisely and save for more expensive items that can prove to be life savers later on. Gain many powerful weapons such as swords, bow and arrows, and jumping boots. Learn special abilities including wall jumping, lightning speed boosts and using magic crystal power to perform a devastating winding windmill attack!
--- UPDATE! NEW CONTENT!
A mysterious castle, dark creatures threaten our hero again, this time he will prevent the ancient one from destroying everything he knows. To defeat this terrible villain, Jack will again count on the help of his sword.
Enter Dracula's castle, face zombies, ghosts and other terrible creatures. Fight against new bosses and acquire unique artifacts that will help you in the final confrontation, in a place that can be a real maze. Discover a new weapon that will help you break new ground into this terrible villain's quarters. The time has come to end this evil.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15The controls are a major let down.
A pretty fun game however the controls are still very difficult which makes defeating any boss nearby impossible. If you try to move left or right and are not perfectly over top of the controls it does not move in the intended direction or doesn’t move at all.
It says press a button but I see no buttons
The game was a good 7.5. The “start game” button is the same as the “continue” button i think. I pressed on the “start game” button assuming it’s the same as “continue” button and it restarted the 2nd story mode. Kind of like it glitched. Specially since trying to mute the back ground sound and the attacks, it glitches out, takes me to my Home Screen. And the sound is still on. Yikes
Hi friendly developer! Your controls are not great... actually they are pretty bad.
See edit below. I agree with the other reviews that the controls need work, but I found it playable and I see the devs are already working on it. I LOVE the game overall. The layout and bosses are challenging and the save mechanism took some getting used to but it works well and makes you think a few moves ahead. Love the pixel graphics. The problem is, I beat the first world final boss Korg, and it froze as he was sinking down. I had to close the app, reopen, and beat him again. Second time it froze with Damsel in Distress Nara on the ground and our pal Jack trying to wake her up. I suppose I’ll try again and see if it goes a little further the third time. The problem with that last sentence is that I’ve done it twice and now it’s easy, which gives you an idea of the replayability. Figure out the tricks, that’s it. That said, if the review I read claiming this first world is the ONLY world, I’d say it’s worth $0.99 at most and that’s IF the controls and freezes are fixed. Solid three stars so far. Down to one if I can’t get past the freeze, and down to one if I do and find that’s the end of the game. Here goes nothin’🤞 Yep. Third time through the final boss, I got through the end scene. I could give it a compelling story in ten minutes; they failed to. And the first world final boss is in fact the only world final boss. Stick with Adventures of Pip, Oceanhorn, Sword of Xolan, Goblin Sword, Grimvalor, and Swordigo.
The developers appear to have fixed the control issue (both the control sizes and responsiveness). Now, the only issue is that the game is short. Aside from trying to speedrun or get a deathless playthrough, there’s not much replay-ability.
I have 1/4 of the controls showing unplayable
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