Dream Quest
Published by Peter M Whalen on May 15, 2014Genre: Card
Ratings: 4.64
Version: 1.12
Updated: Aug 21, 2017
Downloads: 1,530
Dream Quest is a card role playing game developed by Peter M Whalen. Available for $2.99, it was updated to v1.12 on August 21, 2017, and currently holds a 4.64 out of 5 rating based on 306 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 155 MB of free space and runs Android 7+ or iOS 8.0+.





Dream Quest Gameplay Overview
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Version: 1.12
User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★ Brilliant Game
No update in 7 years, runs like a charm. Still one of the best games available on iOS. No gambling influenced in-game economy with in-app purchases; just addictive and creative gameplay. Part card game, board game, dungeon crawl rpg, and puzzle game all in one. Unique and satisfying. (Yes, there is an in-game economy but you cannot spend real money.)
★★★★★ due for update
hey peter, i been waiting since before the pandemic for the update. and ill never stop waiting
★★★☆☆ Could be more balanced
If I remember correctly, this game either invented the roguelike deckbuilder genre or was one of the very first. I appreciate its place in history and can see why it was so revolutionary. It provided several hours of addictive fun. Unfortunately it suffers from two major flaws: it gets repetitive over time due to the limited number of cards, and there are too many “take that, you’re dead and there’s nothing you can do about it” moments.
★★★★★ Don’t let the graphics fool you
This game is top tier!
Tons of depth and replay ability. Worth every penny, a must buy if you like deck building RPGs.
★★☆☆☆ Great game, lazy execution
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The balance on the game is awful. The vast majority of games are unwinnable. If you’re lucky you might get cards to help you advance but you probably won’t.





