Good - if you do not expect too much.

This game has a lot of quirks.
The intro text is downright offensive in its scarcity. The map is terrible. The orientation - without a map - is impossible. The variety in the game is almost absent: there are exactly three properties that you can raise the levels rise (attack, defense, mana). No special skills, no maneuver, no special features. Apart from injuries and, at worst, the death, there is nothing that can happen to the character; so no poisoning, diseases, etc. In connection with this there is not much to discover what would be kind of interesting. The underlying principle is much too simple to offer exciting rewards. The struggles hardly allow strategy.

Nevertheless Quest Lord gets me four out of five points. Why?
Because it's great that there is such a game. It's really big and spacious; you can spend many hours. Man not explored here, such as in "Legend of Grimrock" level to level of a single dungeon but streunert around in a large, semi-open world.
I like this kind games, it was amazingly despite a lack of variety never boring. The pixel graphics exudes nostalgia and retro charm without end. And it's obviously someone put a lot of effort and love into this game.

Quest Lord worthwhile for all lovers * inside of old-school dungeon crawlers. Despite a lack of diversity of gameplay to get here their money's worth. For this you have to know what to expect, however. Who has never played games in the style of "Eye of the Beholder", will inevitably be disappointed. All others should access.