Fuck Quest 2: Romancing the Bone

The Good
Yes, this game is lewd, crude and rude and yet there is a very decent (albeit short) game lurking behind the obscene gameplay and foul language. For fans of the look-and-feel of AGI-era Sierra that aren't offended by the content, this game is funny, has some laughably bad (and at the same time impressively good) graphics and some clever puzzles and logic that are worth a replay if you don't see everything the first time round. On a technical level, the developer's use of the AGI engine is actually quite impressive and there are some interesting play mechanics in the game that were not even seen in the commercial games (aside from the Manhunter series). Plus, it's free!

The Bad
You either "get" this game or you don't, but I have no criticisms of the game itself. This game is meant for people that loved Sierra, know what AGI stands for, and aren't offended by some rude pixels and swearing. If that's not you, pretend you never heard of this game and play Fortnite or LEGO® Harry Potter instead.

The Bottom Line
FQ2 is an accomplished technical step-up from the first game and is one of a very small number of AGI-era fan games that were ever actually completed and fun to play. If you dare, play it!