Settings Quest

This game was really interesting. I played all of the versions of it I could find, and I really liked what it had to offer. I've never played a game where you use the in-game settings to change the game itself and to navigate obstacles, and I liked how this idea was executed here, what with how the environments, the characters' designs and the characters' speech changed when you fiddled with the settings. I also liked the fancy names given to the settings button and the volume in the game. They were very creative. I would love to play the full version when it comes out, so I'll be following its development.