Announcement


Swipe Right for Adventure...


June 1st, 2017 - Chico, CA - Mutant Entertainment Studios has announced its next game: “Questr” for Windows PCs. Questr is a lighthearted look at what a fantasy RPG would look like in a world with the likes of Tinder.

Epic quests need Heroes who need each other. Build your party around personalities to go on grand rouge-like adventures. Hilarious encounters! Drama! Fish?

Put your reputation on the line as you unlock story paths and new maps, take on random quests, and defeat shopkeepers daughters? Although come to think of it, that sounds a bit dangerous. Why don’t you open up your Questr app and swipe right on some local singl… I mean local adventurers, to do the dirty work for you.

Questr is designed to appeal to players 12 and up and includes something for everyone. “From collectors to competitors, and explorers to achievers we’ve designed Questr around a few core design principles that make the game fun for everyone, while not taking itself too seriously.“ says Creative Director Jeff Underwood.

Availability and system requirements: Questr is planned for a Q2 2017 release and will require Windows 7/8/10; Intel Core i3-4340 or AMD FX-6300 processor; 8GB of RAM; Nvidia GeForce GTS 450 or AMD Radeon HD 6850; DirectX 11; 3GB storage space.
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Mutant Entertainment Studios is an independent developer of PC games. We are the developer/publisher of The Campaign of 1863, earning positive reviews from both critics and fans alike. Visit us online at www.mutantstudios.com.

Press Contact
Name: Jeff Underwood
Mobile: 530-786-4030

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