![]() You have numerous super-powerful weapons at your disposal, all with vomit-inducing names like the "Zorcher," the "Rapid Zorcher," and the ultra-powerful "Phasing Zorcher." With these weapons, you are able to return the Flemoids to their home dimension - that's right, you don't kill anything in Chex Quest, everything disappears in a flash of light, and with a strange sparkly noise. Your mission is to kill a wide variety of strange, green soggy creatures known as "Flemoids," probably ex-Chex pieces which were transported through the Milk Dimension and came back mutated and dripping. The general plot? You are a giant piece of cereal. but hey, I'm sure everyone loves Chex cereal anyway ))ÄoomWorld gave the following great review of this underdog that I'd like to quote here in full: Chex Quest, a game made specifically for distribution with specially marked packages of Chex cereal about half a year ago, accomplishes its primary mission of plugging Chex cereal through countless wall decals and carefully located billboards, but also does so with a sense of its own silliness. (Okay, so the game isn't really "freeware," since you do need to buy cereal to play it. ![]() This promotion lasted only for half a year before it was discontinued. ![]() Undoubtedly the strangest and most complete conversion of all DOOM engine licensees, Chex Quest was a free CD-ROM action game released by General Mills on a CD stuffed free into boxes of Chex Cereals.
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