Original Chex Quest concept art!

[Richie]

Wow!  This is amazing!  Somebody should upload them to the gallery.

[Anonymous (ChexGuy331)]

Awesome.

[LAZ Trooper]

If we had any level concepts we could make a whole Concept Chex Quest game with all those turned into sprites and everything. And with yellow flemoids. o_O

[The Slimeinator]

Yellow Flemoids just cannot be, because of the aforementioned Doom pallet limitation. I made a sprite set out of the concept art for the Phasing Zorcher.

[TrueDude]

I'm hoping that someone could make sprites for all of the weapons taken out or drastically changed, including the raygun, food-throwers (with the food itself), and the prototype rocket launcher and phasing zorcher.

EDIT: I guess two have been made, let's go for the others now!

[Manny Cav]

I couldn't see a food-thrower being consistent with the current direction Chex Quest has taken. Since Flemoids grow off of nutrition, throwing food could be seen as counterproductive in zorching them back--unless it was "un-nutritional" food or junk food. Hmm. Ideas....

[TrueDude]

Well, instead of zorchmatch, since zorch is known to only work on Flemoids, it could possibly be that you use the food-throwers strictly for zorchmatch? Since milk could make cereal soggy, and some put banana slices and strwaberries on cereal

[Manny Cav]

Just for clarification, Zorchmatch refers to Lucius' mod, not the deathmatch game mode. But, still, that wouldn't work very well, either, as the zorchers could easily find themselves in a mode like Invasion that would again put that dilemma back up.

[Atariangamer]

I would like to see working versions of the prototype zorchers, so here's my explanation that fits into the science of chex quest.

We all know that Flemoids contain a small amount of natural zorch, and that our zorchers saturate the slime enough to teleport it back. If they evolve/grow too quickly, this zorch will rapidly multiply and create enough zorch to send the flemmie back. Well, the original flemoids grew from small amounts of raw minerals, and had enough time to grow slowly and be complete w/o compromising their zorch ratio. By firing food that has been enhanced with pure minerals and nutrients, it will rapidly grow with each shot, creating an instability in the zorch ratio. when this ratio finally tries to reset itself, it expands TOO much, zorching the flemmie, and saving the limited bit you have. (this explanation can also explain why the flemoids would leave zorch behind...)

[Manny Cav]

Uh... I didn't "know" that Flemoids contain a small amount of natural zorch. When did this start?

[Atariangamer]

SOMEWHERE...idk...I heard it before. But I'm just talking in a sense of the unknown.

[Manny Cav]

Since Flemoids like nutritional substances, I think flinging big time junk food at them would make more sense.

[Replica]

SOMEWHERE...idk...I heard it before. But I'm just talking in a sense of the unknown.

Their being Teleported by the zorch, and they Grow by nutritional substances. Maybe we could use the food launchers, for another version of ChexQues. We're the Chex Warroir battles The mucky UNhealthy monsters.

[Atariangamer]

-_- so my theory gets slammed...so effin hard...gosh.

Well, I have no idea, now. And if we're gonna make a new CQ...I know exactly what it will be:

Chex Quest: Parallel Dimensions
Every few levels end with a Dimension switch, taking you between the normal one and the alternate one.
In the normal dimension, zorchers and green flemoids. In the parallel one, yellow flemoids and fruit shooters!

Thats a good possiblity, but as I could prolly do no more than dream about it...theres an idea.

But still! Why do the concepts have to make sense? I would use it in a mod if I had em...If your only reason is "It makes no sense story wise"...then why not make a new one?

IDK, I'd make em if I could, but I have no skills in computer art...I sketch, or I pixel art. I dont do really nice things like that. -_-

[Replica]

HALT! Who said I wans't going to make them? I've just been working really hard trying to fix up old sprites I've made.