Dream Quest

Name: Dream Quest
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (325 reviews)
Author: Peter M Whalen

By: Peter M Whalen

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Features & Capabilities

Dream Quest is a roguelike deckbuilding game where you explore randomly generated floors as one of 14 classes. Build your battle deck from hundreds of cards, balancing offense and defense to outsmart foes.

Face 70+ monsters across diverse environments in short, 30-minute runs. With over 300 cards and endless replayability, every run offers new strategies. And there are no in-app purchases—everything is earned by playing.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Peter M Whalen

Rating:

4.60

(325)

Version:

1.12 Last updated: 2017-08-20

Version code:

841459306

Creation date:

2014-05-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

154.57MB

Price:

2.99

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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Ranking

# 94,220 ▲ 685

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Developed by:

Peter M Whalen

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dream-quest/id870227884

User Reviews

Dream Quest is a trailblazing, deep roguelike deckbuilder with huge replay value and influential design. It’s addictive and richly strategic, with varied classes and a no-pay-to-win approach. However, RNG-heavy balance and a limited card pool can make many runs unwinnable or repetitive, with some encounters countering builds and undermining fairness. Overall, it remains a landmark title that inspired later games and remains highly regarded by fans.

Pros

Deep, replayable roguelike deckbuilder with extensive class and card variety.
Innovative and influential; predecessor to Slay the Spire and a genre pioneer.
Highly addictive with long-lasting appeal; many players keep it installed for years.
Rich strategic depth and rewarding achievements; varied mechanics and class playstyles.
No pay-to-win or real-money purchases; in-game economy but no real-money monetization.

Cons

Balance issues and RNG-dominant gameplay; many runs can be unwinnable or feel luck-based.
Limited card pool can lead to repetition over time.
Certain encounters/enemies counter builds or feel overpowered, impacting balance.
UX/feedback can be unclear about why outcomes occur, reducing perceived fairness.

Recent reviews

Hey, I am someone who’s blind, I thought your game was accessible, is there anyway you’d be willing to make the game accessible.

by Ss*****, 2025-10-17

If I remember correctly, this game either invented the roguelike deckbuilder genre or was one of the very first. I appreciate its place in history and can see why it was so revolutionary. It provided several hours of addictive fun. Unfortunately it suffers from two major flaws: it gets repetitive over time due to the limited number of cards, and there are too many “take that, you’re dead and there’s nothing you can do about it” moments.