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'''Quest''' usually means either: | |||
* [[Quest (term)]] - a goal-directed activity that players persue in a game. | |||
* [[Quest (Language)]] - an authoring system. | |||
'''Quest''' or '''The Quest''' can also refer to several games: | |||
* ''[[The quest (by BoyBiz)|The quest]]'' (BoyBiz; 2001; ADRIFT 3.9). | |||
* ''[[The Quest (by Chlestron)|The Quest]]'' (Chlestron; 2001; ADRIFT 3.9). An AIF game. | |||
* ''[[The Quest (by Moody)|The Quest]]'' (Chris Moody; 2001; ADRIFT 3.9). | |||
* ''[[The Quest (by Polarware)|The Quest]]'' (Dallas Snell, Joel Ellis Rea, Joe Toller, artists: Marsha Meuse and Steven Meuse, publisher: Polarware; 1984; Atari, Commodore, IBM PC). | |||
* ''[[Die Queste I]]'' (Jonas Engels; 2005; T.A.G.; German). | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:52, 1 May 2022
Quest usually means either:
- Quest (term) - a goal-directed activity that players persue in a game.
- Quest (Language) - an authoring system.
Quest or The Quest can also refer to several games:
- The quest (BoyBiz; 2001; ADRIFT 3.9).
- The Quest (Chlestron; 2001; ADRIFT 3.9). An AIF game.
- The Quest (Chris Moody; 2001; ADRIFT 3.9).
- The Quest (Dallas Snell, Joel Ellis Rea, Joe Toller, artists: Marsha Meuse and Steven Meuse, publisher: Polarware; 1984; Atari, Commodore, IBM PC).
- Die Queste I (Jonas Engels; 2005; T.A.G.; German).
- Note: This is a disambiguation page.