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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Something Classic Games and Retreaux Games’s Pillars of Dust is coming to Nintendo Switch very soon. The retro-styled RPG originally released for PC in 2020.
RPGamer’s ad hoc Kickstarter Check-In feature returns for a look at an ongoing crowdfunding campaign. This edition features Something Classic Games’ Quartet.
Shadows of Adam is getting a digital launch on PS4 today. In addition, Limited Run Games will be taking pre-orders for physical editions on PS4 and Switch.
Taking inspiration from the RPGs of old, Pillars of Dust takes the retro-style and adds a few quality-of-life improvements to the mix with reduced grinding and balanced combat mechanics. Does the formula work for a modern audience?
Retro RPG Pillars of Dust is now available on Steam. Those who pick the game up during its launch week will get a copy of Something Classic Games’ previous title Shadows of Adam for free.
The newest project from the creator of Shadows of Adam, Pillars of Dust, will be arriving on PC this March. The new RPG will follow two characters that have intersecting storylines.
Something Classic Games will be releasing a demo for its recently-announced title Pillars of Dust. The demo will be available at the end of this month.
The Shadows of Adam developer has announced two upcoming JRPG projects. Pillars of Dust is targeted for a 2020 release, while no launch window has thus far been provided for Quartet.
Throwback RPGs aren’t everyone’s cup of tea. But with a Nintendo Switch port having been released, is Shadows of Adam worthy of genre enthusiasts’ time?
Something Classic Games’ retro RPG is out now on Nintendo Switch. The Switch version comes with base game as well as its Guild of the Artificers DLC.
The Nintendo Switch of Shadows of Adam, a modern take on SNES-era JRPGs, was announced last year. Circle Entertainment and Something Classic Games have confirmed that its release on the console is now just two weeks away.
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