Quick answers to the things that trip players up most. For a walkthrough of the whole game, see the tutorial.
Yes. Sign in with email, Google or GitHub. Your characters are stored in the cloud, so you can keep playing from any computer. An account also lets you see traces of other players, like the store's stock and marks in the maze.
Recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Internet Explorer doesn't work. On phones and tablets, use Chrome 125 or later on Android, or iOS 17 or later.
Click the game screen. The game only hears the keyboard when it has focus, and switching tabs or apps can take focus away. Click it again to get it back. The tutorial's Input section has more.
Yes, but we don't recommend it. Stonequest is built for a physical keyboard. To use the on-screen keyboard, turn on On-screen keyboard under Profile › Game Settings in the side menu, then start the game. The setting is saved to your account, so it changes on all your devices.
Game Settings (under Profile in the side menu) take effect the next time you start the game. You can turn these on or off there: sound effects, the simulated VAX login (any key skips it), the scrolling title animation, and the on-screen keyboard.
Take them to the Church of Devoted Healers in the Streets of Kyrn. Resurrection costs gold, and it can be steep. If you can't afford it yet, leave them in the roster until you can. The tutorial's last section shows the Church.
Each character can change class once. They don't level two classes at once. In the Training Grounds, choose the character, then C)hange this character's class. The option disappears once they've changed.
Not in real time, but you share a world. The store's stock is shared, the high scores rank you against other players, and the maze carries traces of those who've been there. You can't see other players live or play with them.
Free, and it will stay free. Patreon support is optional. Supporters can unlock extra features, listed on the Patreon card under Profile.
The game asks for your analytics preference the first time you start it. The Privacy Policy covers what's collected and your choices.