The videogame industry has changed greatly in recent years. In just selling digital generation has evolved greatly, the former major expansions almost no longer exist and appeared DLCs have become almost mandatory in general and left many players upset. Although some DLCs are really great expansions with hours of content at a fair price, there are many DLCs bits that seem removed from the game and that should be part of the original package.
Who does not remember those DLCs released on launch day or who comes included with the game disc itself but need a charge? DLC Quest is a satire before a game. A satire of the current state of the industry and one of the funniest games I've played in recent times. Make no mistake, I am not saying that is a great game, which is not bad, but it's his humor that makes it so special.
Even though the game itself works up quite worse than working your mood save the day. There are going to play really know what will happen next, will play to read the next joke. Picking up on the idea that games today require a new DLC for virtually everything in the beginning of the game start without music, with no character animation and you can only move to the right. To buy everything they need to collect the coins that are scattered around the map.
All because a game doesn’t have a AAA price tag and budget doesn’t mean it should be left forgotten among gamers.
Buddy Acker of SpawnFirst writes: "The Xbox Live Indie Games section of the Xbox Live Marketplace is depressing. I’ll actually go a step further: it’s utter junk. Most of the games available on it are poor clones of popular games, games filled with pictures of barely clothed cartoon women or farting games rife with quicktime events. Most people will stick with Xbox Live Arcade when attempting to find an independent game to play because otherwise their efforts will be akin to searching for a dime in a fountain full of pennies and cement."
Patrick of Greenlit Gaming writes: "It was my privilege to accept a truck full of money and a review copy of DLC Quest by Going Loud Studios. We don’t usually like to employ the standard number rating for games here at GreenLit Gaming but after counting the number of reasons why I should give one; I have decided to award this game a twelve out of ten, which may or may not be directly related to the number of sacks contained in the truck."
