BrowserQuest

Mads & Peter Sandberg Brun

About this game

BrowserQuest is a small multiplayer game inviting you to explore a world of adventure from your Android device.

You play as a young warrior driven by the thrill of adventure. No princess to save here, just a dangerous world filled with treasures to discover. As you discover more of the world, you can try to complete the built in quests/achievements or fight against other players.

So what are you waiting for? Download the game right now and start your journey into the unknown and mysterious world.

Game features
- 28 small quests/achievements to complete.
- Explore the world or fight against other players.
- 20 levels to reach.
- Free online mini-MMORPG with dedicated servers.

Note: This version of BrowserQuest is a modified and extended version of the original. The original version is created by Little Workshop.

Ratings and reviews

I love this game so much. I've been playing it over and over again since about 2014-2015 and have enjoyed playing it every single time. I wish it was finished though, it has so much potential and more boss fights would be cool, I loved getting Armor and weapons throughout the game and it's always been one of my top favorites as a simple Adventure game, especially pvp was cool to get the secret Armor. Though there is no point in getting it at the end except for cosmetics. Still I love this game!!

I originally played this gem on PC during my school days. Downloaded for some early highschool nostalgia. From memory, the version I played had no levels, so you could go all the way to the top and just get the best gear if someone escorted you. The level system adds a little more to the grind of the game. But the grind is short lived, the player count is dead and the pvp mode is made redundant because of this. You can get the best gear only in pvp mode too which is so frustrating.

This game is amazing, the only thing I'd like to change is the view, when I'm fighting something I don't want to accidentally back into an entire other area, but I'm fine with that as long as the view range is fixed, on computer, I can't see everything around me much better. If you could fix that it would be awesome :)