The Quest - Hero of Lukomorye2 12+

Name: The Quest - Hero of Lukomorye2
Price: 4.99 NZD
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Redshift

Redshift

Designed for iPad

- 4.0 • 1 Rating

- $4.99

Description

An expansion by Zarista Games.

The Quest - Hero of Lukomorye II is an expansion to The Quest, a beautifully hand-drawn open world role playing game with old school grid-based movement and turn based combat.

After enabling the expansion, you can explore new areas and adventures. However, if you don't have The Quest, you can also play the expansion as a standalone game.

You are an agent in the service of Tzar Yaromir. Lukomorye is still not free. You must face new challenges to help your friends, the Tzar and his royal family, combat the warlike Savir invaders. You'll encounter exotic scenarios, like steppes patrolled by wolves an underwater abyss and an eerie mushroom kingdom. You'll have the opportunity to become a member of the Order of the Sword, if you qualify. You'll have your faithful sidekick, Agent Kolobok, to accompany you. You may go mad in Argimon's Mad Dwarves' Castle, so heed any hints there carefully.

To access the new areas (not applicable if you are playing the expansion standalone), go to Mithria harbor and talk to captain Hanty, then select "Luko II" as your travel destination. It's recommended you reach at least level 29 before taking on the challenges posed by this expansion.

11 July 2023

Version 6.0.9

- A few keys added to a window in Ezersk - Tower Island.

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Take up your sword

Quite literally, as the second part of the five part Lukomorye epic expansion requires you, the player, to plunge into joining the sacred order of knights that goes by the name, the Order of the Sword. Being dubbed Knighthood - and the trials that led up to said moment - is perhaps the most memorable part of this game, as it involves more than just tapping random walls hoping that they'd break, or grinding your way through mob after mob of enemies that clearly have nothing better to do than to walk patiently towards their death. Adding in forced crippling sets of diseases right at the beginning to hamper your character's hard-earned skills was also another new, albeit bothersome, mechanic. It forced players to avoid the conventional 'kill and move on, rinse and repeat' approach, thus giving it a fresh spin which, in some parts, refreshing.

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