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Andrew Gonzalez from Xbox Enthusiast writes: "Gamers that are looking for unique experiences on the Xbox One will really enjoy Quest of Dungeons. Its a game that is a throwback to some of the classic games in the genre, its full of new ideas and it is clearly a game that was made with love. Quest of Dungeons is fun, challenging, memorable and an all around fun time. Fans of Zelda will find the visuals appealing, fans of interesting combat systems will find enjoyment in figuring out how to defeat enemies, and fans of adventure games will find hours of fun."

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Defunct Games reviews Quest of Dungeons, out now on Xbox One. This retro-inspired release mixes a roguelike experience with the thrills of old school role-playing games.

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Developer David Amador reveals more about the latest ID@XBOX game.

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A brand new old RPG

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What do you get when you take the point and click genre but remove the point and click? The answer would be Kings Quest Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember.

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COG writes: We rise up against insurmountable odds, challenging swarms of enemies and conquering gigantic monsters with Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Trees Woe and the Blight at PAX Prime 2015.

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Carl Williams writes, "The Nintendo Entertainment System is a venerable little console, the fans are keeping this thing alive longer than anyone would have thought possible. I am not just talking about rom hacks, fan translations and homebrew digital releases those happen quite a bit already. I am talking about physical cartridges for homebrew and independent titles getting released. Piko Interactive is one publisher/developer that is doing just that with their latest release, Quest Forge- by Order of Kings. It is available right now, on a physical cartridge and can even be purchased with the box and other goodies. Just like the good old days of gaming before everything went digital."

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The dungeons layout is procedural so you won#039;t find items/enemies in the same place each time you play

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EverQuest Next is still very much a thing according to Daybreak producer Terry Michaels. On a livestream recorded earlier this afternoon, Michaels said that a big internal playtest happens today. Its an opportunity for Daybreak to bring in people who havent been working on the game for usability tests and to provide feedback on the work the team has been doing for the past several months.