Tarot: Theo's Quest

Theo's Quest is a Beautiful 2D adventure. This game has a fun, deep turn based combat system with a fun Tarot card twist. The player embarks on a tarot themed quest meeting all sorts of characters along the way. So far I have really enjoyed the journey and look forward to playing more.

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I loved this so much! It's such a neat concept, all wrapped up in a cute game! The mechanics were easy enough to pick up, but slightly challenging in battle when I didn't get the cards I want. I really liked the story and that we were not on some huuuuuuuuge quest to save the world or anything, we were just finding ourselves on our journey. lovely game

Game feels super polished and satisfying to click around. Enjoying the music and world building. Support INDIE DEVS!

This is a gorgeous game with a very sweet story line. I loved how thoughtful the characters, dialogue and interactions were. As the genre suggests it is completely LGBTQI+ friendly. I finished it in one sitting and would recommend it to anyone. it is a simple point and click adventure with relaxing music and a decently complex card-duelling system. This is great if you want something casual to play and is equally great for people hoping to better understand tarot and its respective elements/influences .etc.

Love it! The duels can get pretty challenging and fun! Only part I wish was smoother was switching between magics when solving the puzzles. Good job!

Enjoyable and refreshing , You are on a Quest , not a Mission . You are not going to stop the big bad boss or the bomb or be the hero. You are journey for yourself solving small to moderate problems along the way . The combat had my playing the fool most of the time (wink) , For a Card duel set up it was highly innovative, fun, challenging, though not not without it's flaws but that is also part of it's charm . IF i must pick a grip it would just be one : the environmental puzzles , or to be more exact , calling on your elemental powers , bot that is it . I would give it a recommend.