October 8, 2025 - Jaggy Snake Games announced today that fans of 16-bit adventures such as Chrono Trigger and A Link to the Past will soon be able to enjoy the demo for Questing (Steam page) on Linux.
Cited by COGConnected as “Constantly surprising players with its humor and clever writing,” and The Nerdy Type as “undoubtedly funny,” this unique RPG challenges the expectations of the genre and pulls it off.
The demo for Questing is currently available to play on Windows (Impress Press Kit).
Official Website for Jaggy Snake Games
Key Features:
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A battle system inspired by Pong and bullet hell games that will test your reflexes.
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Witty, sarcastic dialogue that satires classic 16-bit RPG adventures.
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Entertaining, engaging puzzles that keep the game fresh.
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A reluctant hero who is taking on a quest to save the world.
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Find plenty of secrets along the way.
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An adventure inspired by A Link to the Past, Chrono Trigger, and Secret of Mana.
The Jaggy Snake Games Team Grows
In addition to the Linux version getting announced, Jaggy Snake Games wants to shout out its new Producer, Alessandro Brillo.
"Bringing in our new Producer, Alessandro, feels like the final piece of the puzzle, and we're proceeding full speed ahead with Questing's development. We're aiming to have at least one third of the game finished by the end of the year, and we're optimistic about meeting our targeted Q4 2026 release window,” said Ian Lynch, the Creative Director behind Questing.
About Jaggy Snake Games
Jaggy Snake Games is an independent game studio based in Dublin, Ireland. They pride themselves on “making weird stuff and telling stories.” Their debut game Questing is due to release sometime in Q4 2026 on PC via Steam. Jaggy Snake Games is made up of one solo developer, Ian Lynch, who has recently hired Scotland-based Alessandro Brillo to keep the project on time as producer.