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Get a fresh up close and personal look at the Steam Deck with Hellish Quart

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Want a really close view on the Steam Deck in action? Hellish Quart developer Kubold recently had a Steam Deck devkit delivered so they took a video.

Can't say I had heard of Hellish Quart until seeing the video either. It's a physics based, realistic, 3D sword duelling game set in the 17th century and you know what? It looks like a huge amount of fun actually! Not only that, it appears to now work just fine with Steam Play Proton. The developer mentioned they will be updating the game to have controller glyphs for the moves list, which it will need to get Verified properly and it's something that should benefit all gamepad players.

The video is about 3 minutes long, and it's easily one of the most chilled-out personal looks we've seen yet. Check it out in our embed below:

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What do you think after seeing this? It's getting increasingly difficult to hold back the excitement.

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beko Jan 20, 2022
Oh wow. Why didn’t my HEMA bubble tell me about this before?

That’s freakin awesome - for a game!
Eike Jan 20, 2022
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Quoting: bekoOh wow. Why didn’t my HEMA bubble tell me about this before?

That’s freakin awesome - for a game!

Googling service: Historical European Martial Arts
seanbutnotheard Jan 20, 2022
Finally, a civilized fighting game! (Seriously it looks pretty fun)
Purple Library Guy Jan 20, 2022
Wait, is that the sequel to the acclaimed Hellish Pint?

Actually, it does look rather good. Clearly an interesting game in that nobody's mentioning the Steam Deck aspect 'cause our attention got grabbed by the game.


Last edited by Purple Library Guy on 20 January 2022 at 5:11 pm UTC
Comandante Ñoñardo Jan 20, 2022
Kubold? The creator of Aliens, Trolls and Dragons, sadly abandoned?
JSVRamirez Jan 20, 2022
Someone please tell me that we can control the sword-arm like we could in the Treyarch game, Die by the Sword? As crude as it was, and as lacklustre as the story was, that game was a piece of art.
Philadelphus Jan 20, 2022
Quoting: seanbutnotheardFinally, a civilized fighting game! (Seriously it looks pretty fun)
For some reason this made me think of:

"I have something here for you. Your father's Steam Deck. This is the device of a true gamer. Not as locked-down or as proprietary as a console. An elegant device for a more civilized time."
Eike Jan 20, 2022
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Clearly ripped off from Nidhogg!
Shmerl Jan 20, 2022
I've seen this game referenced before: https://www.gog.com/game/hellish_quart

Do they plan a native version?


Last edited by Shmerl on 20 January 2022 at 10:59 pm UTC
skinnyraf Jan 21, 2022
Quoting: bekoOh wow. Why didn’t my HEMA bubble tell me about this before?

That’s freakin awesome - for a game!

Skallagrim did at least one video covering Hellish Quart: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmtuab65yHM
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