Questr
Release date: Oct 27, 2017
Developers: Mutant Entertainment Studios
Publishers: Mutant Entertainment Studios
Genres: Casual, Indie, RPG
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Swipe right for Adventure... Using a Tinder like mechanic, manage a party of personalities on epic (and goofy) quests. Swipe right on who you like. Swipe left on who you don't. Watch out for liars and be careful how you spend your gold! Of course there's plenty of exciting encounters along the way. Can you keep everyone happy while turning a nice profit? Make a name for yourself, in Questr! Epic quests need Heroes who need each other... Personality driven gameplay - Each randomly generated character is created out of over twenty different personality types, six different races, six different occupations, and three different alignments. Some personalities get along. Some don't. It's up to you to manage all this craziness and guide your party towards then end of your chosen story path. Choose your map... Four full 3D maps to choose from. Lush forests, dusty deserts, and icy valleys await! Choose your Quest... Twelve complete story paths to choose from. Each map holds three different story paths to choose from: 'Homesick Dragons' to 'Real Dead Redemption'... Hilarious encounters... Over thirty unique encounters. Each personality wants to deal with each encounter in a different way. Choose wisely and group morale increases. Choose poorly and, well... Swipe Right Today! 

Press reviews: “A lovely concept, running wild with the idea that fantasy sagas are ultimately more about inter-character drama than big action...” Rock Paper Shotgun Unknown Pleasures: this week’s Steam new release highlights “If you want hilarious and bizarre stories full of drama and traitorous rogues, look no further than Questr. You're guaranteed at least a few hearty chuckles. Just don't take a few bad matches personally. It's them, not you” “Questr makes gentle fun of dating apps and RPG party management, having players use a Tinder-like app to choose who will follow them on adventures. However, lying, personality clashes, and other personal problems with hiring strangers may make questing difficult”