Sir Questionnaire

Name: Sir Questionnaire
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 3.6 (60 reviews)
Author: Pascal Bestebroer

By: Pascal Bestebroer

A hack'n'slash roguelike

Features & Capabilities

Sir Questionnaire is a turn-based hack’n’slash game, where you enter a dungeon full of loot, creatures and mystery.

Each room gives you two options to choose from, choose wisely and survive room after room, collecting loot which will help you defeat more and bigger monsters as you venture deeper into the dungeon!

Take pictures of your various encounters and complete your codex with information on the various entities that roam the dungeon.

Take on Quests as you enter every game, ranging from easy to hard, with each quest type giving you a reward for your next game. The harder the quest, the bigger the reward, so again: choose wisely!

Learn monster weaknesses, alternate uses for the many items in the game, and uncover secret items and hidden area's in this procedurally generated adventure

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Pascal Bestebroer

Rating:

3.60

(60)

Version:

1.8.2 Last updated: 2025-03-21

Version code:

873405808

Creation date:

2018-05-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

58.38MB

Price:

3.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 204,469 ▼ 1,650

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Developed by:

Pascal Bestebroer

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sir-questionnaire/id1371426606

Website:

http://www.orangepixel.net/sirquestionnaire

User Reviews

It would be real easy to 'fix' this game. read all of the viewer complaints and adjust the game. What happened here is that the game ended up being promoted by the app store and the developers got their money. they will probably never fix the game.

by Se*****, 2019-09-05

Surprising depth that would keep me coming back for more were it not for how poorly the app handles landscape on XS Max. The game and inventory screen, which are side-by-side in landscape, fail to take advantage of the screen area (ie, both are quite small in landscape) and the inventory appears shaded. In other words, the UI—too small and dark in landscape mode—interferes with what otherwise would be an exceptional experience. Note that SQ requires a great deal of inventory management (read: screen taps), which makes switching back and forth so often in portrait mode feel quite onerous. It just doesn’t feel good to play in its current state.

by me*****, 2018-10-26

Kind of cute if you just want to walk around and swat at things for a little while. There are also some little secrets to discover, which is always fun. Everything is random, however, and while the monsters gradually get tougher, your skills and equipment don’t keep pace. There’s almost no sense of progression from game to game, and achieving the hardest objectives seems laughably unlikely. There’s also a “crafting” ability which doesn’t seem to do anything. All in all, it’s a game that’s fun to explore for a while but which is too disconnected and luck-based to be satisfying in the long run.