Guild Quest

Beginner Tips 1. Rush gold farm, better to build adventure quest at early. map 3 and 4 is good place 2. Rush bosses = start farming as many chest as early, the 4,8 and 12 hr wait time is killing 3. Rush new map = more Guildian / farm 4. Level the quest which you have bonus is better if you have x10 or more 5. I reset the monster,xp quest at map 6, 7 to lv1 after unlocking the boss, other quest all adventure, easy farm and guildian die less 6. Map 5 quest 16 - 24 for xp quest farm Spoiler http://steamcommunity.com/id/imfearless/screenshot/156899501290589681 7. Sometime it is better to have lower lv quest or cut half the road Spoiler http://steamcommunity.com/id/imfearless/screenshot/156899501290545579 8. The debate of leaving the game on and afk for boss chest or go offline for more gold / xp 9. If you like this game, then its good to get the beginner bundle and unlock thief class, you have time till map 3,4 to test if you like the game ( also where it become more difficult) 10. Boss ...

Cute but boring. The graphics are really unique and I love those, but there isn't much to the actual gameplay. It's essentially one of those games you install on your phone and only play for a couple weeks, max: it's a little addictive at first, when you're low level and can progress quickly, but then you lose interest and realise you're not missing out on much if you don't play. There really isn't much to do. EDIT: Because people seem to think I haven't clocked — I am aware this is an early access game. I'm not an idiot. I gave feedback on what I'd seen.

[b]Guild Quest[/b] is an enjoyable and surprisingly addicting cute little time waster, in the vein of "Clicker" games but not quite one itself, you could call it an Idling game rather. It starts off pretty easy in the first few areas, but by the time you get to island 4 or 5 you will start to have those longer wait times for your money to build up. I think it's great that each island has multiple achievements for building on it meaning that as they add more islands the achievements just keep coming. The game itself hasn't been out for a month yet but it's got a really solid foundation and I think it could grow to become pretty great for this sort of game. The devs have been very active constantly integrating helpful features in to Guild Quest as well which is great to see in Early Access. I really hope that this can keep up as the game gets further into EA. For the time being I think updating the resolution on most of the textures and all of the text is needed as at the moment it lo...

Although I do like this game, as I am a fan of "waste your time" clickers. I can not recommend this game. After a certain point it becomes P2W as they stop giving you guildians to keep building on islands.

The core concept is entertaining,but it's literally putting the game behind a pay wall way too aggresively. Sometimes games like clicker heroes eventually make it so that you need to grind a week to advance,but that's after unlocking several heroes. That's also in a game where there's a lot you can do to maximize your effeciency and have options to make your grind to the end game faster. Guild quest took only an hour to put me behind a wall and it does everything it can to try and entice me to throw it a few bones. But not because its a fantastic game and one I'd like to support. No it's so I don't have to wait 4 hours for my next round of scrapps...I mean free chests.

I enjoy this game so far. My concern is that I spend more time not playing than getting on and spending some gold, and getting back off. Progression is rather slow without paying. The tutorial doesn't really explain a lot of the way things work. The game itself isn't rewarding at all. At least so far. This doesn't mean I hate the game. It definintely has potential and I'll continue playing to get a better idea of it. The time I've invested so far has been okay, but could be improved.

I played it for an hour for free and enjoyed it, after that it became a repetititve and insane grindfest. One hour of free entertainment can't be bad.

While the approach is fairly unique, using animated adventurers fighting quests of your choice, ultimately it's an incremental idle game. You'll spend the first hours gleefully clicking and upgrading, before suddenly it all comes to a screeching grind. It may be shinier than your average idle game but it all looks the same under the hood.

I want to love this game, it's a great idea, but it's so barebone, and there is just no gameplay or thought. Getting a pet fish and feeding it would be an equal experience, it's just pointless.

It really is slow and hard to progress, but that is how good IDLE games works. You spend money to make money and then come back to spend even more money to make your income higher. Another great idle game from Hyper Hippo!