Quartet is a Beautiful Turn-Based RPG with Pixel Graphics

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Quartet is your typical turn-based RPG title that blends an intriguing divided narrative with eight playable characters.

Quartet begins with four separate storylines that can be played in any order. These stories eventually converge, giving the player a final party of eight characters. Train heists unveil a government conspiracy, while a mysterious deck of cards gives a girl a glimpse into another world. Deadly airships cross the Imperial border, and a hero of incredible power steps onto the scene. These are the stories that intertwine. Now, it will be up to the heroes to shape the future of this world.

The eight characters clash with various opponents in turn-based combat. The player can control four heroes at once, with the option to quickly swap out for any of the four reserves. Reserve characters recover rapidly, allowing tactically-minded players to continuously use their most powerful attacks.

In the game, players can unlock various elemental and physical skills to exploit enemy weaknesses. From the steampunk-inspired streets of Leornin to the wild forests of the Frontier; from the cursed swamps of Tyche to the secretive underground vaults of Serena, the world of Quartet offers a rich exploration experience. You will also need to find an abundance of equipment, which often comes from hidden treasures.

Quartet is expected to be released on PC via Steam and Nintendo Switch sometime this year. If you’re eager to try the game, you can play its demo version on Steam now.