Queen's Wish 2: The Tormentor News

We have launched a Kickstarter for our next title, a full remaster of Geneforge 2, released wayyyy back in 2003. Geneforge 2 - Infestation will be the second chapter in the reborn Geneforge Saga. We want to go over it and redo everything, adding new characters, quests, monsters to create, and training paths to scorch (or save) the mountains of Drypeak.

We’re really excited about the remasters. The first one, Geneforge 1 - Mutagen, is our best-selling game in a long time, and its follow-up will have a lot of fun new stuff to keep the series fresh for newcomers and old fans alike. The Kickstarter will run for a month, and it has a mix of old and new stretch goals and rewards. Backers can still add content to the game (an experiment which has been a huge success), and, for the first time, you can now get physical Spiderweb merch.

We can only still make our odd little games with the support of our fans, and we're hugely grateful. Come check out the new Kickstarter here ...

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/spiderwebsoftware/geneforge-2-infestation

- Jeff Vogel
Spiderweb Software

We've released a major patch for our indie, retro RPG Queen's Wish 2. It fixes a wide variety of issues, major and minor.

* Added cheat code “pleasedontsteal”. Resets all theft levels back to 0, in case the Ro are mad at you. Press Shift-D to enter a cheat code.
* A rare case where the Geld Nad test could be broken has been fixed.
* A bug that kept you from starting combat when no foes are around has been fixed.
* Puzzle boards will no longer misbehave when you select an empty space first.
* A final confrontation has been made a little easier.
* It is no longer possible for the Mistglen final fight to get stuck as peaceful.
* When you end the game early, you don’t learn as much about what was REALLY going on.
* Many other tweaks, typo corrections, and exploit fixes.

Thank you everyone who has supported the game!

We've released the first patch for our indie, retro RPG Queen's Wish 2. It fixes one urgent bug and provides a few other happy tweaks.

* The screen locking up when the gameplay area is set to Small has been fixed.
* A rare crash when entering Mistglen is fixed.
* Terrified Mercenaries now escape properly. Whew!
* A variety of minor tweaks and typo fixes.

Thank you everyone who has supported us!

Queen's Wish 2: The Tormentor is the second chapter in the indie, epic Queen’s Wish Trilogy, just released for Windows and Mac.

You are royalty of the Empire of Haven. A routine diplomatic mission in a brutal, barbarian land has turned into bloody chaos. Fight to calm your subjects, or hunt for a way to set them free.

Explore a vast nation full of cities, forts, and dungeons. Fight clever, carefully designed turn-based battles. Deal with misbehaving vassals with bribery, diplomacy, or violence. Build new forts and customize them, choosing among upgrades that give your adventurers powerful bonuses.

Queen's Wish 2: The Tormentor is coming to Windows and Macintosh at the end of Summer, 2022. Progress you make in the demo will carry over to the full game, so you won't need to start over!

The livestream is done by the developer, who has been making retro indie fantasy adventures for 28 years. Come see the game, ask questions, and hear a variety of cranky opinions about the game industry.

Queen's Wish 2: The Tormentor is the second chapter in the indie, epic Queen’s Wish Trilogy. You are royalty of the Empire of Haven. A routine diplomatic mission in a brutal, barbarian land has turned into bloody chaos. Fight to calm your subjects, or hunt for a way to set them free.

Explore a vast nation full of cities, forts, and dungeons. Fight clever, carefully designed turn-based battles. Deal with misbehaving vassals with bribery, diplomacy, or violence. Build new forts and customize them, choosing among upgrades that give your adventurers powerful bonuses.

Queen's Wish 2: The Tormentor is coming to Windows and Macintosh at the end of Summer, 2022. Progress you make in the demo will carry over to the full game, so you won't need to start over!

The livestream is done by the developer, who has been making retro indie fantasy adventures for 28 years. Come see the game, ask questions, and hear a variety of cranky opinions about the game industry.