About Vegan Quest
It is a simple arcade catcher that plays in portrait mode.
Every vegan item you catch is worth 20 points, and every one you let hit the ground costs you 5. Non-vegan food works differently. It leaves your score alone but takes one of your 3 lives.
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The first level is slow and forgiving. As your score grows you move up through levels, and the food falls faster each time. The game never ends on its own, but getting past level 12 is close to impossible.
Lives are the part to watch. Each new level fills your 3 lives back up, so a level where you grabbed two wrong items is not a lost cause once you reach the next one. The setup is a plain one-screen retro catching game with nothing extra to unlock or manage.
Quick summary
- You start at level one with 3 lives and slow-falling food.
- Catching vegan food adds 20 points, and missing it takes away 5.
- Catching non-vegan food costs a life, and each new level refills all 3.
- Your score pushes you into faster levels until you run out of lives.
Key features
- Vegan food gives 20 points when caught and costs 5 when missed.
- Non-vegan items take a life instead of points.
- You get 3 lives, refilled every time you level up.
- Food speeds up with every level, and level 12 is about the practical limit.
Tips & tricks
- When a vegan item and a non-vegan item fall close together, let the vegan one go. Losing 5 points is cheaper than losing a life.
- If you are down to your last life, play it safe until the next level refills your lives.
- Use P to pause before the speed gets high if you need a break, since the next level will only be faster.
Frequently asked questions
What is worse, missing vegan food or catching non-vegan food?
Missing vegan food costs 5 points. Catching non-vegan food costs a life but no points, which makes it the bigger risk.
How many levels are there?
The game is endless, but the food falls so fast later on that going past level 12 is almost impossible.
Can I get lives back?
Yes. Reaching a new level refills all 3 of your lives.
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