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Powerbomb and piledrive your way through a massive pixel art universe where professional wrestling and RPG fantasy collide. Take a hero’s journey...
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Powerbomb and piledrive your way through a massive pixel art universe where professional wrestling and RPG fantasy collide.
Take a hero’s journey... in tights! Upgrade from aspiring rookie to world champ by training, learning, glamming, and SLAMMING to the top of the pro wrestling food chain.
Draw inspiration from wrestling icons like Jake the Snake Roberts, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and even André the Giant. Explore worlds based on their lofty careers.
Classic RPG combat meet wrestling moves, match styles, and gimmicks galore.
Wild realms, exotic monsters, action figure fighters, and spandexed allies await as this fantasy goes beyond the ring.
Choose your moves, style, taunts, and even your entrance as you learn what it takes to be the cream of the crop in the pro wrestling world of your dreams.
Very fun and funny game. If you're a fan of 80's & early 90's wrestling, you'll love this game. If you like early FF games, or games like those, but want a different setting, this is the game. Do I recommend, OH SI!
WrestleQuest is an ambitious and eccentric blend of classic role-playing adventure and professional wrestling spectacle, a concept that sounds absurd on paper but comes together with surprising charm. Developed by Mega
I feel let down. I mean, the games functions well. Its just...underwhelming. The battle system is just boring, as are the characters up to the 5 hour mark. My time is too valuable, & my queue is too vast to slog through
This game had potential to be a really great JRPG. Unfortunately the cons outweigh the pros too much. Two big flaws are the lack of fast travel and not being able to skip fight animations. It gets really repetitive and
There's two story lines running in this game, Kinda like Final Fantasy 8. And the constant switching between the two is driving me crazy. EDIT: 8/14/25, The parties splitting up into smaller and smaller teams has lead
Look, seeing over 140 hours on a pixel indie game might make you question my sanity, but let me tell you—WrestleQuest is genuinely something special. It’s an absolute love letter to both the golden era of pro wrestling