![]() Naturally, all battles take place in a ring and are presented like a wrestling match. What I’m more engaged by so far, though, is a creative RPG setup that feels wholly original. There doesn’t seem to be much rhyme or reason, but I suppose that’s exactly what my own stories were like as a kid. ![]() One minute I’m in a junkyard avoiding wrecking balls and fire-spewing cars, the next I’m traversing icy mountains. So far, I’ve been shuffled between biomes with very little narrative setup or cohesion. It’s clearly going for childlike silliness, down to its toy-themed presentation. That journey starts with an extra narrative twist too, as players jump between two different lead characters seemingly on a collision course.īased on its earliest few hours, storytelling isn’t so much where WrestleQuest shines. To achieve that, he sets out on an unpredictable, often absurd adventure full of big muscles and even bigger personalities. ![]() Road 96: Mile 0 shows the pitfalls of ‘choose your adventure’ politicsĭeveloped by Mega Cat Studios, WrestleQuest follows an amateur wrestler named Muchacho Man who is looking to win his world’s most prestigious championship. This ingenious Summer Game Fest indie needs to be on your radar This witchy indie will challenge your idea of what a ‘narrative’ game looks like
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