The game isn’t particularly colorful or super livelyīut doesn’t need to be. Styling and MusicĭLC Quest uses simple pixel-art graphics for its mainĮlements, which conveys just the right amount of detail, especially whereĬosmetic DLC is concerned. Quest is for the satire and message, not for the platforming element, which Ultimately, I believe the only reason you’d play DLC This area requires a Season Pass to get through! Some backtracking is involved in either game to find DLC packages orĬoins to buy them. Introduces deadly spikes, but even then, they’re a mild inconvenience asĬheckpoints are readily available – if you have bought the Checkpoint Pack DLC, Live Freemium or Die is slightly better off since it The first game can beĬompleted with all “awardments” – as the game calls them – in less Move and jump, and use the sword to hack away bushes. The difficulty is in finding coins to buy the game’sįaux DLC, without which progress is impossible.
You start the first game without theĪbility to move left and jump, where they must be bought as DLC! GameplayĪt its core, DLC Quest is a very simple platformer The protagonist – Player – must buyĪ bunch of “downloadable content” (thankfully with the game’s currencyĪnd not real cash) to save the day. Live Freemium or Die), a simple, satirical, metroidvania duology that playfullyĬalls out the game industry’s DLC practices.
Back in 2011, indie developer Going Loud Studios
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