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EvilQuest 1.2 Update Released for Xbox Live Indie Games

Since its initial release, EvilQuest has received extremely valuable feedback from fans and reviewers alike. We have seriously considered all suggestions and criticism and in response would like to announce the release of the Version 1.2 Update for EvilQuest on Xbox Live Indie Games (80 MSP/$1 U.S.).

This update addresses many of the issues present in the initial release without compromising the original vision of the game so you can sit and relax with the game, while other people also try Exhale cartridges to vape and relax as well. We want to take this opportunity to thank everyone that has supported EvilQuest and are extremely pleased with the response that the game has received. We also want to assure you that we will continue to make games in the vein of EvilQuest for the foreseeable future, as games are a great way to fight stress and relax, similar to the use of cbd products from BudPop online.

Please stay tuned on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and our website for updates on EvilQuest and our future projects.


Included in this feature release:

Release Notes for Version 1.2 Update:

– Dialogue improvements
– Changed attack and health on certain enemies for a more “balanced” difficulty progression
– Added easy, medium, & hard difficulty modes
– Settings for Volume/SFX levels
– Setting to disable effects that could cause seizures
– Additional save points
– Replaced existing prison music
– Spell costs and recovery time tweaked
– Entire intro is now skippable once started
– Fixed issue with using attack button immediately following spell casting
– Added time delay to enemy respawning
– Tweaked enemy HP & damage in later game stages
– Weaker fire spell for enemies
– Reduced heal spell MP cost
– Doubled poison damage
– Fixed bug that let you abandon poison status on save
– Added additional fire sword hint
– Added controls screen to Inventory Menu

Release Notes for Version 1.1 Update (also included in this release)

-Intro sequence streamlined
-Added instructional tip for equip menu
-Added gameplay tips for first-time players
-Typographical errors fixed


EvilQuest Earns Xbox Live Indie Game of the Week Award

One week after its release, Chaosoft Games continues to celebrate the successful launch of EvilQuest on Xbox Live Indie Games (80 MSP/$1 US).

EvilQuest’s first week on the Xbox Live Marketplace was capped off by earning an excellent review along with the Xbox Live Indie Game of the Week award from the website Dealspwn.



The first patch for EvilQuest is in the works and will be released soon. The patch will include some additional in-game instructional tips for new players as well as a streamlined intro sequence.

The PC version of EvilQuest is also nearing completion and is entering a testing phase. The PC release will follow shortly afterward.

Chaosoft Games extends its thanks to all of our fans and customers who purchased EvilQuest. Please continue to show your support by spreading the word, rating the game, and sharing links on Facebook and Twitter to the EvilQuest Xbox Live marketplace page and the EvilQuest trailer – and stay evil!


EvilQuest Released on Xbox Live Indie Games


On January 4, 2012, EvilQuest launched on the Xbox Live Indie Games marketplace for the price of 80 Microsoft Points, or $1 US.

You may purchase EvilQuest for Xbox Live Indie Games here. A free-to-try demo version is available as well.

The game can also be found on Xbox Live by using the Bing Search function to search for “EvilQuest” or by browsing the Xbox Live Indie Games titles.

In the short time since its release, EvilQuest has met with a large volume of positive feedback, being hailed as “the spiritual successor to Crystalis” and feeling “like a long-lost SNES RPG.” The new EvilQuest “Destroy the World” Trailer has had over 3600 views on GameTrailers in just two days.

Chaosoft Games extends its thanks to everyone who has supported EvilQuest and helped to spread the word. Please continue to support the game by sharing the trailer or marketplace links on Facebook, Twitter, and any other relevant forums.

A PC port of EvilQuest will be released in the very near future for players who do not own an Xbox 360 – follow Chaosoft Games on our social media channels and our website for all the latest details on the PC release.



EvilQuest Release Announcement

Chaosoft Games is pleased to announce EvilQuest, their latest title for the Xbox Live Indie Games service. The game will be released on January 4th 2012 for 80 Microsoft Points ($1 U.S.).

EvilQuest turns the Action-RPG genre on its head by putting the player in the role of a villain bent on world domination, rather than the traditional role of a hero trying to save the world.

As the dark knight Galvis, the player begins the story by staging a daring escape from an imperial prison and unleashes his lust for vengeance and power on a world that is ripe for the taking. As the story progresses, Galvis will gain untold power, ultimately leading to a confrontation with the gods themselves. The outcome will determine the fate of the world and decide who is worthy to wield ultimate power.

EvilQuest features a wide variety of environments, enemies, and boss creatures – all created in retro style with 100% original artwork, animation, and music. In addition to fighting monsters, Galvis will also terrorize the residents of several towns and must avoid imperial agents seeking to re-capture him.

The goal of the game is for Galvis to take revenge on his captors as well as unlock the secret power of four legendary seals. Players will find a variety of weapons, items, and magic spells to increase their power as they play through the quest. The game also allows the player to customize areas of proficiency during level-ups by assigning points to particular attributes.

GAME FEATURES:

– Dark and genre-defying dialogue and story

– Fast-paced action-RPG gameplay

– Retro-style original graphics

– Original musical score

– Game world full of mysteries and twists to explore

– Multiple levels of melee & ranged attacks through weapon charging system

– 15 unique dungeon levels and overworld areas

– 14 different spells with a variety of purposes and effects

– Over 10 challenging boss fights

– Dozens of pieces of equipment and items to discover

ABOUT CHAOSOFT GAMES:

Chaosoft Games is an independent game development company based in Knoxville, Tennessee. It is a licensed business privately owned and funded by founding partners Josh Ferguson & Forrest McCorkle. Chaosoft Games expanded its team to include Michael Hogan during the development of EvilQuest. Chaosoft Games previously released the title Chaos Shift for Xbox Live Indie Games in November 2010 and has been actively developing a number of independent game titles since 2008.

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Next Up, EvilQuest

Chaosoft Games is excited to announce the upcoming completion of EvilQuest, their second title for Xbox Live Indie Games. EvilQuest will be released on January 4th 2012.

EvilQuest turns the Action/RPG genre on its head by putting the player in the role of a villain bent on world domination, rather than the traditional role of a hero trying to save the world. As the dark knight Galvis, the player begins the story by staging a daring escape from an imperial prison and unleashes his lust for vengeance and power on a world that is ripe for the taking. As the story progresses, Galvis will gain untold power, ultimately leading to a confrontation with the gods themselves. The outcome will determine fate of the world and decide who is worthy to wield ultimate power.

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