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I enjoy the game. It is a little more straight forward that I might have hoped for, but the game play is good and can be fun. The way of casting spells is very good and hopefully others will follow suit. I haven't finished the game, but I will someday. - From Skaarak
This is the BEST!!!! game ever invented and anyone that is reading this should get it along with telling every body you know.The idea of spell casting along with the detailed grafics andthe monster layout makes this a sweet game- QUEST64 RULES - Anonymous
Look if you're getting around the area after you get the water jewel if you haven't gotten it yet you should use the 6 elemental stones on to get to level 2 healing on water and once you've gotten that you should equally concentrate on water elements and earth elements when you get close to fargo you should have at least 40 of each of these two elements and you should have a very strong heal lvl2 and the magic barrier use these when fighting all the way to mammon magic barrier followed by some attack like your main water attack at lvl3 then another magic barrier when you're magic get's low use the drain magic water spell. I got through fargo up to mammon and never died from fighting bosses. The game was pretty easy for me in the end. Quest Knight-Ben
My cousin and I think that Quest 64 is a game for the type of person that wants a challenge and BOY!!!!!! did we get a challenge. - Jason and Bonnie
I think it's a very decent RPG. This will be my one and only N64 RPG for a very very long time, I should think, since I will NOT buy Zelda 64: The Ocarina of time. I am sick and tired of endorsing poor quality plotlines of a rapidly degenerating Zelda story. They keep on going further and further back. They've made it virtually impossible for Zelda and Link to fall in love because they're ancestors of the very last Link and Zelda from the old 8-bit system games. That, and in every generation, there is a Gannon. I mean, don't they get tired of naming their children: Link, Zelda, and Gannon? That, and I believe I've heard of an ocarina. It is a Japanese woodwind instrument, like a flute. No offense, but what on Earth are elves doing with Japanese instruments? What is this, Lodoss? Anyway, we have Quest64 rented until tomorrow and I've just reached the abandoned mine shaft. I look forward to beating the game and see which cute-girly our hero ends up being friends with. Princess Flora? The well-traveled, everywhere-at-once Shannon? Or one of those cute elemental ladies, Leila (as in Leylia from Record of Lodoss Wars?) or that blue-haired water sprite? (Doubtful, I think that pirate will find a way to swashbuckle her heart). Anyway, I digress from my digression. Cute game, though the lesser characters were obviously drawn with half-hearted intent. Some of the faces look as if they brought in a 6 year old with a box of crayolas. Can't wait to find secrets and such. Of course, being me, I will not be satisfied till I overkill all the bosses. (Recommended level for the thief was 6 or 7, I was 8. Recommended for Zelse was 13, I was 15, Recommended for Nepty was 15, I was 20. I plan to be no less than 50 for the final show down. Heh, I love overkill!)
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P.S.: If you have information about the ending or simply want to tell me to shut up, send me email. A.K.A.: Tel'Arin of Mystara. David
Quest 64 is a beautiful game. I really enjoyed the graphics and the platform. It was a little simple and the clues were on the straight forward side. Not much thought required. It was a good start, and good for begining role players. - GSMOM50
Pretty good game. Too short. I liked the idea of it being mostly spells I would have liked to see more interaction with other characters (team up) or some way of winning money too buy what I want. - Anonymous
there was only one thing that pissed me off and that was the end. I love the magic( I am a magic and sword freak) but they could of had a few super super spells. The game play was great. And the areas were cool. I loved all the city's and the forests. I really like the forest with the warp to the blue cave. The best thing there is the water fall. The only game other then quest I would speak better then will be Zelda64. One other thing made me a little mad was once you entered mammon's level you couldn't leave. I really like the bosses. The thief was fun to fight. There were 3 things I like more then anything about this game. 1: You could chose what kind of mage you were going to be fire water... or a staff fighter. 2: I loved the different times of day. 3: The spells.- From Dimitri Matsis
Quest 64 was a good start for the N64 RPG's. The only bad things were it was way to easy once you get magic barrier and the ending was dumb. I think the makers could have done alot better though, but still, a good game.- Happy Dude
I loved it except for the fact that there was no way of buying or selling- Deathstar 5
I really like Quest despite the constant battles(it can get annoying).Other than that it's the best RPG I've ever played. - Ryan
I think this is an exelent game.But i'm a little disapointed at the end. i spill the beans but i think i'm missing something. But any way i like the magics the towns and some of the bosses are prety cool. This game is worth buying.-Amy
I've beaten this game so I know I like tis game. The fighting sequence was great, it left your chances of avoiding enemy attacks and hitting the enemy more up to your skill instead of the computers choice. The spells were interesting and the enemies were great. My only problem was that the ending was a little anti-climatical, but otherwise this is a great game. - Brandon
I JUST finished this game like an hour ago. Pretty cool game. I am a touch dissapointed. What is the deal with that ending? Is it just me? *sigh* I was also sad that there was no form of barter. Hardly any secrets, or plot. And I got really grrrish at fighting every two steps. Oh well. Over all, pretty fun game. I LOVED the graphix, except for the trees in the field. They look kinda flat for trees. But the towns were AWESOME, especially Limelin castle, and Mammon world. And the characters were very interesting looking, if a bit boring to talk to. You never even see them happy or whatever when you win. But, many of the monsters were magically correct, according to actual myths, like merrows(Irish mermaids who could take human form) and such. Nice game, am hoping Mario RPG 2 will be cooler. - Moonbeam
I thought this game was pretty good, _very_ original with terrific graphics, I liked the fact how everyone in the towns had names, the sky changed, the magics had incredible detail, and the unique way of leveling up. I thought Mammon was too easy even without Magic Barrier but I still liked the game nonetheless. A sequel is definetly needed. - Peppy
QUESTTTTTTTTT SUCCCCCCCCCSSSSSSSSSSSSS...well at least if u consider it a rpg.its linear,easy,non-rpg...i mean u cant name ur character,and the linearness makes it seeam even less an rpg..dont waste ur money...KILLLLLL QUEST....KILL QUEST....KILL QUEST...KILL QUEST!!!!! - Anonymous
I LOVE QUEST 64. Straight out THE best 64 game on earth. I just rented it but it rules so much - Anonymous
Quest 64 is a REALLY good game! I bought it a couple of days ago and its great! Although the should have money in it to buy items when u need em & they needed some not nessesary items. Other than that its really good. -From Canada.