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Is Redemption: Eternal Quest worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG fans who want to manage a roster between quests
- Strategy players who enjoy balancing mission danger against potential rewards
- Players who like campaigns with changing character development and relationships
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly scripted story may find the randomly generated games less focused on a fixed narrative.
- Players looking for direct, continuous action may find roster oversight and season management slow-paced.
- Players who do not enjoy managing contracts, injuries, aging, and character replacements may find the roster systems demanding.
Our take on Redemption: Eternal Quest
The central structure is roster management: a leader sends a changing band of 6 adventurers into quests, while their development, health, and relationships unfold across seasons.
What is Redemption: Eternal Quest?
Lead a roster of 6 adventurers, each with individual strengths, weaknesses, bonuses, and hidden mysteries.
Send them on missions and quests, choosing between safer journeys with limited danger and riskier ones with greater rewards. Characters gain experience and may develop differently over time, while aging, injuries, and disease affect the roster. They also form relationships and can be kept on contracts, called pacts, with terms that may include upfront or yearly payments or a share of treasure. Train characters or replace them with experienced hires. Campaigns can use time or quest limits, or continue through unlimited seasons. Each game generates new content, and combat uses cards against more than 200 monsters.
How Redemption: Eternal Quest plays
- 01Six-person roster
- Each adventurer has distinct strengths, weaknesses, bonuses, and concealed mysteries.
- 02Pact contracts
- Terms can combine an initial payment, yearly pay, or a portion of discovered treasure.
- 03Variable campaigns
- Campaigns can run with time or quest limits or continue for unlimited seasons.
- 04Card-based combat
- Battles pit the roster against more than 200 monsters with differing strength ranges.
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Redemption: Eternal Quest: platforms & release
Is Redemption: Eternal Quest worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG fans who want to manage a roster between quests. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly scripted story may find the randomly generated games less focused on a fixed narrative.
Where can I download Redemption: Eternal Quest?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Redemption: Eternal Quest's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Redemption: Eternal Quest on?
Windows only.
