A fantastic followup to PrinceMSC's Revenge 1, Revenge 2 takes nearly every aspect of the the first quest and improves upon it tenfold. Great tileset, great overworld, and great music (love the midi version of Live and Learn in Dungeon 8 )! The dungeon design is fantastic; each one has it's own theme and puzzle style, and these are almost always well executed. Dungeon difficulty has also been improved, as each dungeon gets progressively more complex than the last. A couple of mini-dungeons were also added, both very fun. I only have a couple of issues. One is that a few of the early puzzles are trial and error, and they require you to go back 3 or 4 screens and reset the whole puzzle if you mess up. My other issue is that while the difficulty has overall improved, enemy encounters still get a bit too simple near the end of the quest.

These minor problems aren't enough to severely lower my score. This is a fantastic quest, and it stands up to the test of time. If you are looking for a 1.90 quest to play, don't skip out on this one! 9/10

This is a much better effort than the first one.

1. I like this tileset. Even used it once.
2. My biggest complaint is the length of time it takes to solve the puzzles and the kill-traps associated with it. I find this kinda disruptive and frustrating. While it didn't lead to a lot of deaths, it got really aggravating doing it again, especially in the 4-area puzzle in 9, going out of the room and having to backtrack 4 rooms and permanently remembering stuff.

Probably the best 1.90 quest. The graphics still hold up today, and is not a joke like the first one in difficulty.

This is a great quest!

I opened it up to play it as it was a rainy day... and Im glad I did!

The levels are cleverly designed, and will keep you puzzled for a good while.

Now Ive got to find the first revenge quest... want to master that too!

this quest is good. just like the first Revenge quest, it has plenty of difficulty balance issues, it has some questionable tilework and it is generally lacking luster, but it is pretty and somewhat fun. this quest sets a bar of how good a "good" quest really is. ***

The bad quality of the midis nearly destroyed my ears. The overworld has a below average design, with obvious secrets that destroy the mistery. Bland.

The dungeon design is acceptable though, but gets repetitive and boring after a while. I can understand that this quest lacks features, but the mediocre music, design and graphics is inexcusable.