IWhat we do
Questorio reviews quest, story and adventure games for players and families in the UK. We only write about games we have played properly, over many evenings. Every review gives a typical sitting, a quest end where the game is easy to put down, who can talk to you, what it costs once you are playing and who it suits.
IIWhy quests?
Because a good quest has a shape: a call, a road and an ending. The games we love most are the ones with a story to follow, and they are also the ones that are hardest to stop. A site that recommends them should say where each one can be laid down for the night.
IIIWhy a quest board?
Role-playing games have used notice boards for decades: a wall of jobs, each with a giver, a party size and a reward for coming back in one piece. Ours lists games instead, and the thing you come back with is a good evening and a good night’s sleep.
IVWho writes the reviews
A small group of long-time players, from turn-based role-playing games to sailing with friends and quiet farming, alongside parents who try the family controls on each platform we mention.
VHow the site is funded
Not by anyone in the games business. There are no adverts, affiliate links, sponsored reviews or products for sale. We host no games, run no accounts and take no payments.
VIConflicts of interest
If a reviewer has a personal or professional link to a game or studio, someone else reviews it and the review says so. We accept no gifts, trips or early access in exchange for coverage.
VIIThe artwork
Every picture of a game’s world is an original illustration made for this site in that game’s visual style. None of it is official artwork, a screenshot or a real person. Our compass logo is our own.
VIIIWhy UK English?
British spelling, UK age labels and UK support services. No pop-ups, no autoplaying video and no tracking.
IXCorrections
Spotted a mistake? Tell us through hello@questorio.com. Every report is checked and corrections are made on the page.