WrestleQuest

2 years, 6 months - WrestleQuest reviewed by Jarrett Green on PC. Also available on Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch.WrestleQuest is truly an earnest attempt at telling an authentic wrestling tale in old-school RPG format. Competent combat mechanics add flair and depth to a usually pretty banal aspect of this style of game, but much of the depth feels easy to ignore, and the parts that aren't – namely dramatic moments – supply the opposite of a fun challenge. Likewise, it may take a bit of fighting spirit to make it through the slow and arduous dungeons and some of the bloated and jarring plot, yet it captures the intrepid lives of people who travel the world, beating each other up for fame and fortune in charming and touching ways that are enhanced by its Toy Story-style innocence. For being the first attempt at telling a pro wrestling tale in such a story-forward medium, WrestleQuest is championship material – but maybe just a mid-card title.

2 years, 6 months - If you've spent your whole life wondering when someone would finally make a wrestling game with JRPG mechanics, we've got good news for you! James Deighan (Founder, Mega Cat Studios), Zack Manko (Producer, Mega Cat Studios), and Sgt. Slaughter (Wrestling Hall of Famer) join IGN to explain WrestleQuest's surprising blend of strategy and slobberknocking.Presented by The Xfinity 10G Network

2 years, 8 months - Join a member of the development team at Mega Cat Studios for a look at gameplay in this latest video for WrestleQuest, including a new area, enemies, and more from this upcoming game where pro wrestling and RPG fantasy collide. In WrestleQuest, “Macho Man” Randy Savage and tons of other icons guide your way to glory beyond the ring.