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Something Classic Games announced that its free version 1.3 update for turn-based RPG Quartet will release on PC today. The update adds a new 90-minute dungeon adventure, Gluhender’s Grotto, which sees players investigate an underground magical warren while investigating fanatical followers of Chancellor Uralt. The dungeon is designed for a party of level 40+ with includes challenging boss fights, but also builds upon the relationships between the characters. In addition to the new questline, the version 1.3 update adds a new CRT graphical filter. It also enhances the Luck attribute, allowing it to improve debuff occurrence rate, hit counts for relevant skills (such as Zap Zap and Javelin Rain), and the chances of Magic Deck picking the target’s weakness. Currently available on PC, Quartet features four initial stories — including a series of train robberies leading to a government conspiracy and a mysterious deck of cards that gives a young girl a vision of another world — that come together. The game’s combat sees up to eight heroes fighting in the party; four are active at any time, with the others in reserve slots regenerating their Action Points to be ready to be swapped in. Those looking to read more about Quartet can check out RPGamer’s review of the game. PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch versions are in development. The game was also the recipient of RPGamer's Michael A. Cunningham Memorial Award for 2025.   [foogallery id="183987"] The post Quartet Version 1.3 Update Releasing Today appeared first on RPGamer.

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