About

Questpad started as a group chat where a few friends kept swapping screenshots of whatever mobile game had eaten their commute that week. At some point the notes got long enough that a website made more sense than another wall of messages.

We're a small independent editorial team. Nobody pays us to publish a review, and we don't chase press releases. Every game on the site gets installed, played for real hours, and put through the parts that matter: story pacing, how leveling feels, whether the controls hold up on a smaller screen.

We lean toward RPGs and adventures because that's what we love, but we cover strategy, racing and simulation too. A game earns a spot in the catalogue when at least two of us have finished a decent chunk of it and can argue about it.

The goal is simple. Help you decide what to install next without wading through hype. If a game drags in the mid-game or leans on grind, we'll say so.

Elias Brandt — Elias has been reviewing mobile games since the early touchscreen days and still refuses to skip tutorials. He handles most of the RPG deep-dives on Questpad.