The Quest - Ragnar's Revenge is a role-playing game. It expands the original game "The Quest," known for its hand-drawn art style and traditional role-playing game elements like grid-based movement and turn-based combat. This expansion can be played as an addition to the existing game or as a standalone experience, offering flexibility for new players and those familiar with the original game.

Art and adventure collide

In The Quest - Ragnar's Revenge, you return to the mythical land of Humbria, where you are summoned to avenge the wrongs done to Lord Stonely by Ragnar the Berserker, a Viking antagonist. The plot thickens with the introduction of Thor, the Norse god, who requires your help in a grander, more mythical context. This leads to an adventure in Helheim, the realm of dishonorable dead in Norse mythology. 

The game raises the stakes with a level of difficulty suggested by the recommendation to reach at least level 25 before starting this adventure. The journey begins at Matras harbor, indicating a well-structured progression system. It is an enticing addition for fans of the original game, however, the grid-based movement and turn-based combat might feel outdated or slow-paced to players accustomed to more modern, action-oriented RPGs.

Old meets new

The Quest - Ragnar's Revenge offers an immersive gameplay experience that blends traditional role-playing elements with a rich narrative. Its set in a meticulously hand-drawn world where every frame feels like a piece of art. Players navigate this world using grid-based movement, adding a strategic layer to exploration and combat. This organized movement system harkens back to classic RPGs, creating a nostalgic feel for veteran players while remaining accessible to newcomers.