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I've been reading around and it looks like The Quest to android doesn't look like it will be happening, because of the source code I understand that. But will it be at all possible for the expansions to be ported to PC? That I would almost prefer over Android anyways, I just don't want to buy it on PC as well if it only has the game itself and one expansion. Would it be very hard to port over? If not do you see it being done?

You have to put the new TheQuestBase file from the editor into TQ folder to make any expansion work properly.

I meant more like the expansions from iOS

All other Quest expansions have PC version as well, you only have to ask them from their creator (Catacomber). So yes, you can play them on PC with the base game's PC version.

After two years of me deciding to make a expansion, i've actually discovered an interest in coding, and i have a small 'team' of friends that are too, and so i'm thinking of making an expansion for the PC. If i do decide to make one i'll let you know

We (Zarista Games) are starting to work on the China expansion--will be available for PC and iOS. : )

Nine Dragons will be coming soon. ; 0

Any news on it Cat? Need a PC tester?

wolf3167 wrote:Any news on it Cat? Need a PC tester?

Thanks. We are going to make it with the Unity engine as a standalone game. It was Old Shaman's decision whether to make it as an expansion or as a new 3d standalone game and Old Shaman voted for 3d. He tested our WizzardIsland game made with Unity and he finds it difficult to go back to 2d. He's away until October so we won't start working until then. He has a knowledge of China that is quite helpful and has had a lot of input into Nine Dragons. At that point as it comes along we will need testers. We will make it for iOS and PC. Old Shaman tests on PC.

It's still good for Redshift as, like in WizzardIsland, many of the 2d graphics we're using were done by Sylon and they are quite wonderful. We still have a great collaborative working relationship that is strong and productive even outside the Quest. His graphics are outstanding. And until the Quest2 rolls along, where I hope to collaborate there, it's good for all parties.

I will definitely get it! And this relationship between the two companies is one of the most mutually beneficial I can think of!