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The Quest for the BIG KEY
The Quest for the BIG KEY is highly inspired by NES classics that you will no doubt recognize. It focuses more on the exploring part. It comes completely without Enemies and Battles. So if you like finding secret passages and collecting items that allow you to progress in different parts of the map, ...
Reviews
13
Mostly Positive
Positive
76.9%
10 positive
Followers
79
Est. WishlistsestiProxy: followers × 12 (industry heuristic)
948
Est. OwnersestiBoxleiter method: reviews × 32
416
Est. RevenueestiEst. owners × ~62% of list price
$513
Price (US)
$1.99
Release
May 15, 2018
About
The Quest for the BIG KEY is highly inspired by NES classics that you will no doubt recognize. It focuses more on the exploring part. It comes completely without Enemies and Battles. So if you like finding secret passages and collecting items that allow you to progress in different parts of the map, this game is for you.
Just don't die!
Since the game is really not that long, there are no checkpoints. You won't need them. My playtesting kids (age about 5 and 7 years) finished the game in about 55 Minutes and died about 10 times. So you will have no problem as well ;)
Just don't die!
Features:
- Exploring
- Secret Rooms
- About 10 different Pickups
- More than 60 Rooms
What it has NOT:
- Random Battles
- Enemies
- Fights
- Puzzles
- Checkpoints
- Save Games
- Long Gameplay
- A high price
What it has:
- Coins
- Heart Containers
- Bombs
- Keys
- More Pickups
- Power Ups
- Gameplay: About an hour
- Speedrun: I did it in 20 Minutes (please share a video of your time)
Since the game is really not that long, there are no checkpoints. You won't need them. My playtesting kids (age about 5 and 7 years) finished the game in about 55 Minutes and died about 10 times. So you will have no problem as well ;)
Estimates — owners use the Boxleiter method (reviews × 32), wishlists proxy followers × 12, revenue uses ~62% of list price × est. owners. These are rough industry heuristics, not official data.
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