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Year
2014
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Description
Dive under the deep blue sea where you'll find fish to gobble, treasure to discover, and divers to save!
In the line-drawing game Doodle Quest, players study challenging quest cards, then try to replicate the depicted path(s) on their separate transparent doodle sheets. Once finished, the players place their doodle sheets on top of the quest card to see whether the drawings line up. Visit starfish for bonus points! Doodle Quest includes 36 illustrations with two different levels of play: beginning and advanced.
Doodle Quest features the same basic gameplay as in Loony Quest, but has been developed differently by the publisher.
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Watch It Played Discussion at 3:40 sentiment: positive
video_pk 92213 · mention_pk 247701
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Fun to play
- Challenging
- Offers replayability with different sheets and difficulty levels
Cons
- Can be difficult to see what you're pointing at while drawing
- Sheets can shift while drawing, causing issues
Thematic elements
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Drawing — Players draw lines on a transparency overlaying a sheet to complete a path, avoiding obstacles and collecting bonuses.
- scoring — Points are awarded based on successful completion of the drawing challenge, hitting bonus objectives, and avoiding penalties like touching obstacles.
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Quotes (from this video)
- I don't look at games and go this is too complex we couldn't do it it's more about do I think it's the right fit is a game I'm excited about and energized about
- I have some sort of a weird feeling of Purity in a game so let's say I was playing the path finder Adventure game um anytime that I was going to play the game again I'd be very careful to try to weed out anything extra that had get stuck in until certain points
- I love small Skirmish style games so
- I love that open world just getting to explore everything and just doing nonsense things for hours on end have nothing to do with the main quest and thoroughly enjoying it
- I'm so excited to see Spider-Man done by Marvel and not by Sony that I'm I'm just I'm over the moon
- superheroes are weapons of mass destruction yeah right so so some of them having them regulated probably makes sense
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Video nZmqjmNQJdY
Watch It Played Discussion at 1:14:46 sentiment: positive
video_pk 92213 · mention_pk 247728
Click to watch at 1:14:46 · YouTube ↗
Overall sentiment (raw)
Positive
Pros
- Challenging and enjoyable drawing puzzle
- Rewarding to achieve a good score
Cons
- Easy to accidentally touch hazards like the crab
Thematic elements
- Puzzle/Drawing
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Drawing — Players draw paths on a board to achieve objectives.
- scoring — Points are awarded for reaching goals, collecting bonus items, and avoiding hazards.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
- I don't look at games and go this is too complex we couldn't do it it's more about do I think it's the right fit is a game I'm excited about and energized about
- I have some sort of a weird feeling of Purity in a game so let's say I was playing the path finder Adventure game um anytime that I was going to play the game again I'd be very careful to try to weed out anything extra that had get stuck in until certain points
- I love small Skirmish style games so
- I love that open world just getting to explore everything and just doing nonsense things for hours on end have nothing to do with the main quest and thoroughly enjoying it
- I'm so excited to see Spider-Man done by Marvel and not by Sony that I'm I'm just I'm over the moon
- superheroes are weapons of mass destruction yeah right so so some of them having them regulated probably makes sense
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