Fit check
Is Quote worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-RPG players who want combat built around explosive abilities
- Adventure players who prefer narrated stories with dark humor
- Players seeking a campaign plus procedurally generated combat challenges
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional heroic fantasy story may find the anti-knowledge premise and inquisitorial role unsuitable
- Players wanting a complete campaign at release may not fit the staged chapter structure
- Players looking for a primarily stealth, survival-crafting, or tower-defense experience
Our take on Quote
Rather than centering an action RPG on gaining knowledge, saving communities, or pursuing heroic goals, it makes the destruction of books, authors, and culture the central mission. Its world treats ignorance as a divine ideal.
What is Quote?
Play as Bliss’s chief inquisitor in an action RPG set in a hand-drawn world formed from the remains of a lost culture.
The campaign follows a mission to eliminate books, authors, science, and other sources of knowledge through exploration and explosive combat. Sacrilegious books can be given to Tatters, a birdlike companion, to open abilities and improve powers. The story uses extensive narration and dark humor. Alongside the campaign, Infinite Library offers procedurally generated battles and more than 40 lasting unlocks, including finishers, additional stories, and alternate costumes. The release contains the first three campaign chapters, with further chapters planned during Early Access.
How Quote plays
- 01Book-Based Upgrades
- Feeding forbidden volumes to Tatters grants access to powers and abilities.
- 02Infinite Library
- A procedural combat mode provides more than 40 persistent rewards, including finishers, bonus narratives, and alternate outfits.
- 03Narrative Campaign
- The current release covers three chapters of a narrated story with dark humor.
- 04Hand-Drawn World
- Exploration takes place across a fantastical setting built from the remains of an earlier culture.
Quote compared to similar games
Quote combines action-RPG combat, exploration, a narrated campaign, and a procedural challenge mode, while Ghost of a Tale emphasizes immersion, exploration, stealth, disguises, and conversations in an animal-populated medieval world. Vagante also uses a dark fantasy action-adventure structure, but its description centers on dangerous expeditions involving monsters, demons, fame, riches, and power rather than Quote’s chapter-based purge and persistent unlocks.
Quote: platforms & release
Is Quote worth it?
It is worth it if: action-RPG players who want combat built around explosive abilities. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional heroic fantasy story may find the anti-knowledge premise and inquisitorial role unsuitable.
Where can I download Quote?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Quote's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Quote on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
