Costume Quest

released on Oct 19, 2010

Costume Quest is a rollicking Adventure/Role-Playing game that unfolds on Halloween night across seemingly peaceful suburban neighborhoods, a mysterious village carnival, and a monster-infested shopping mall. Created by Double Fine's lead animator, Tasha Harris, the game follows the adventure of a group of young friends who must rid their neighborhood of monsters using only their wits, their bravery, and their home-made costumes. Players go door-to-door collecting candy, points, cards, battle stamps and quest assignments as they prepare themselves for Combat Mode-where they transform into larger-than-life versions of their costumes. Each costume that comes-to-life provides its own unique set of superpowers that players will need to battle Halloweens worst monsters.


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A nice action RPG, suitable to play with children (but not extremely childish). The battles can get a bit repetitive.

This game was really short - I beat it on my laptop while in the car driving west on a family vacation. It was a neat concept and it didn't overstay its welcome.

I liked it a lot more than i was expecting.

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Enjoyable game! The characters were enjoyable and the plot was very silly but that's to be expected for a family game- but it makes it all the more fun :) The costume designs themselves as well as the enemy designs were excellent! I love the cartoony artstyle. I felt like the battle backgrounds were very synonymous, but I think that's mostly because I wasn't paying too much attention, similar color palettes and all that. I loved the different areas, with the mall coming to mind as my favorite section of the game.
The different costume abilities were fun to explore- I do wish that some costumes that didn't have any did. Their abilities in battles were cool! I definitely stuck to particular costumes and didn't change them out very much, but I did try almost all of them out. There are some costumes I expected to be a bit cooler (French Fries had an awesome disguise- just didn't hit as well as I wanted.) but I still enjoyed them all nonetheless. I don't remember any particular complaints with the battle mechanics, I love turn-based games and quick-time events so it's kind of the perfect game for me.
Aside from some "of the time" jokes, I think the writing's fine. It's not anything revolutionary but I don't anyone would expect it to be. Just silly!

A solid 3.5 out of 5 for me, a very good family game if you or a kid want to play it!

Um RPG bem criativo, divertido, um pouco datado, porém satisfatório.

Doce ou Travesuras !!!

Costume quest e um jogo muito gostosinho de se jogar por causa da sua gameplay sendo bem facil ate podendo ser um pouco repetitiva, pois como um rpg por turnos so temos como atacar ou mandar o ataque especial quando cheio, so por isso deixa o jogo muito facil, mas eu senti falta de podermos defender ou usar itens isso para mim e um dos acertas e ponto baixo do jogo por se muito simples de jogar mas isso fez o jogo ser bem relaxante de se jogar, sem ter muitas dor de cabeça ou dificuldade tirando um pouco mais difícil ,mas não tanto assim, os chefões finais.

A história eu achei ela bem simpática e praticamente aqueles filmes de hallowenn infatil que as crianças vão atras de doces e acabam se envolvendo com alguma trama paranormal, e como o jogo e cheio de charme como a double fine consegue fazer deixa bem legal de ver o desenrolar dela, mesmo sendo bem simples.

E um jogo que vale a pena dar uma olha pois como esta no gamepass, e também sendo bem curto para zerar fazendo ele sde um jogo bem relaxante de se jogar.