Quartet Switch Review
Something Classic’s Quartet has finally made its way to Nintendo Switch. This game feels perfectly at home on Switch, whether in handheld mode or on the big screen.
Something Classic’s Quartet has finally made its way to Nintendo Switch. This game feels perfectly at home on Switch, whether in handheld mode or on the big screen.
Something Classic Games’s version 1.4 update for Quartet is now available on Steam. The update includes a New Game Plus mode, as well as developer commentary for the turn-based RPG.
Something Classic Games confirmed that Quartet’s Switch version is set to arrive in European and Australian regions this week. The developer is also planned to release the game’s version 1.4 update soon.
Sam advocates for RPGamer Family Feud Night, Matt gets a second Switch 2 to preserve his marriage. Chris has an unexpected rivalry with his nephew. Kelley is bedazzling a gargantuan Bahamut. Andi has chosen a side in the Cthulhu versus Unicorn feud, and will be ever so sparkly in his new horn.
Barring any unexpected delays, Something Classic Games revealed a date for the Switch release of Quartet. The turn-based RPG is planned to launch on the console in a couple of weeks.
Something Classic Games is releasing the version 1.3 free update for Quartet today. The update adds a new dungeon adventure, a new CRT visual filter, and an upgrade to the Luck attribute.
As we work our way through January, we bring back our regular awards prelude. Once again, some of staff members picked out their personal top threes of the last year.
Ryan thinks knaifu is best waifu. Kelley tips her personal litter pick-up ninja. Chris likes coffee that doesn’t taste like poop, unfortunately he can’t escape Tim Horton’s.
Chris has at least one hundred things he doesn’t understand in Quartet. Kelley wants a pet skunk. Robert is a Super Robot Wars Original Gangster. And we all ask ourselves, “Wherefore doth the yellow birds meet the Son of Man?”
Chris admits he’s the biggest danger to consoles in his house. Kelley needs Pokémon Snap for cat photos. Josh LARPs as a vampire. Meanwhile we need to secure the bread!
Chris is playing Civ 2 over email. Kelley is ready to play Food Tetris the next time she eats. Josh wonders if the Switch 2 version of Borderlands will be on a USB key.
Quartet has charmed its way to gamer’s hearts with its take on nostalgic 16-bit turn-based RPGs. Since its positive launch RPGamer has caught up with Patrick Holleman and Tyler Mire of Something Classic Games to discuss the game, its reception, and its future.
Kelley is admiring her Pokémon trophy wall. Chris wants Ovaltine, but with yogurt. Robert is content playing a Happy Meal.
Robert tops the leaderboard for kidney stone any % runs. Kelley wonders why they aren’t getting over here anymore. Chris gets psyched up to play the latest Bros Likes. And Ryan is Victorian then? Yeah, let’s go with that.
Pixel-art turn-based RPG Quartet received a new update. The version 1.1 update adds a hard mode as well as streamer mode and other changes.
Something Classic Games returns with a new 16-bit RPG, Quartet. Sporting an intriguing narrative and finely polished gameplay, it demonstrates great knowledge of what made so many fans of classic RPGs, while sporting a few ideas of its own.
Summertime is for expansion and entertainment. That’s equally true at RPGamer, where we gather to take a look at Steam Next Fest’s Summer offerings for what’s enticing and what could use more time.
YouTube channel The Gaming Shelf held its Indie Quest 2025 Showcase. The presentation provided trailers for a large assortment of indie RPGs.
Something Classic Games announced a release date for turn-based RPG Quartet. The game will release on PC, Mac, and Linux in August, with PlayStation and Switch console versions to follow.
The podcast trio is not at all ready for the flood of September releases. Anna Marie is kind of sick of the trigger, Chris insists Eclipse is owed an apology, and Kelley wants to know what is this garbage and how she can get more of it.
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