The Mysterious Quest

The Mysterious Quest is a third-person survival horror action-adventure video game developed by Compulsion Games and published by Gearbox Publishing for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

Played from a third-person perspective, the game combines role-playing, survival, and light roguelike elements. Taking place within the modern times, followed the 23-year-old woman named Daisy Hastings who was raised in a abandoned town. She suffers from a disorder called schizophrenia because of the bad memories she had during her troubled past. Daisy notices the picture of her family. She remembers her grandfather who escaped from Wellington Wells because of the wellies and bobbies. Daisy must find a way out before it's too late.

Gameplay
TBA

Plot
The cutscenes begins 10 years ago. When the woman was crying in the farm, the man was taking care of the baby until they heard some gunshots. It was the assassins. They were targeting Daisy's father. Then he runs away with the baby and his wife from the assassins. He notices that they ran out of ammo. Then, they escaped and decided to risk their lifes for Daisy. Later, they found the secret underground to hide from the assassins. Then, Mr. Hastings puts his baby on the bed and sings a lullaby. Made her happy and sleepy. Later, her parents watch their daughter grown up as they still teach her to walk. Then, a few years later. Daisy finally knew how to walk. She is now lives in Wellington Wells but Daisy notices that Wellington Wells was very different from in 1960s. Then, Daisy saw her grandpa who

Trivia

 * This game is based on "We Happy Few", "Watch Dogs", "The Evil Within", "Bioshock", "Sleeping Dogs", "The Last of Us", "Resident Evil", "Until Dawn", "F.E.A.R.", "Life is Strange" and "Dead Space".
 * The game feature the outfits, including a bonus outfit, posters, DLC, and a collection.
 * This game was featured and mentioned in #E3 2018.
 * This game was a participation for the Mircosoft's Halloween.
 * This game was similar to We Happy Few. They are both