| Duzz Quest 1-2 | David LLoyd | 2004 | |
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Duzz Quest: An Egotistic Adventure Join Duzz in this glorified n00bie test game, as he goes on a fantastic journey of tragedy, adventure, and monotomy. Duzz Quest is a once in a lifetime experience for all the family. Features: One and a Half years in the making, 16bit color; sSometimes 320x240, sometimes 640x480 resolution, 12 character, 20 playable rooms, an INTENSE action sequence, 540 spoken lines of dialog, original music by The Midnight Express, and Mr. Clean. DuzzQuest2 (2009) New adventure, new facial hair, same Duzz. Feel the adventuring wind in your hair. Feel your adventuring blood, pumping through your veins. Put down that plastic rockband guitar, grab some sort of plastic beard or something and clean out your inventory. You are a professional adventurer. You are a hero. Step into the shoes of famous adventurer, me (Duzz), and into the bare feet of my co-adventurer Tim, as we venture across the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia, seeking truth, enlightenment, pancakes and an end to the sinister machinations of Dark Fool's evil twin. Features: multiple player characters; longer than the original; real time inventory item change; original music by Mr Clean (mostly); wider than the original; super deformed; breathtaking graphics, built upon latest 1.3 megapixel digital camera technology; more outrageous inventory items than ever before like panpipes; explore 8 exotic locales, spanning 28 stunning playable areas; skippable cutscenes; 20 fully realized and deeply developed characters; join and play simultaneously with other players worldwide. Share your experiences afterward by some sort of pen pal arrangement. | ||
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