Cursor Quest becomes a fast‑paced, nostalgia‑charged adventure where every flick of your mouse feels like stepping back into the neon glow of the 80s and 90s. You play as the company’s most resourceful IT technician, racing across four sprawling floors—each with its own personality, challenges, and cast of quirky NPCs—to keep a massive corporation running on pure silicon and soda.
In Cursor Quest, you’re dropped into the buzzing world of retro tech, floppy disks, beige towers, and CRT monitors. Your mission? Keep the company’s hardware alive by tackling an ever‑growing list of repair quests pulled straight from the trouble‑ticket terminal. Every job pushes your skills further as you hunt down the right components, gather the right documentation, and solve increasingly complex tech puzzles.
🚀 Your journey spans four distinct floors:
Basement – Fabrication Floor The beating heart of the company. CPU cores, video chips, sound processors—this is where the magic is made. You’ll navigate humming machinery and conveyor belts to gather the exact parts needed for your next repair.
First Floor – Distribution Floor A chaotic maze of boxes, forklifts, and loading docks. Products fly out the door as fast as they’re made, and you’ll need sharp reflexes to weave through the action.
Second Floor – Engineering Floor Endless cubicles, brilliant minds, and prototypes of tomorrow. Expect clever NPCs, experimental hardware, and plenty of opportunities to level up your repair expertise.
Third Floor – Administration Floor Plush carpets, polished desks, and the company’s leadership. The real treasure here is the library—packed with manuals, schematics, and the knowledge you need to tackle the toughest repairs.
Between quests, you’ll keep your energy high with cold sodas and snacks from vending machines scattered throughout the building. NPCs across all floors will offer side quests, secrets, and surprises that expand the story and unlock new challenges.
Key Features
⭐ A fully immersive 80s/90s retro tech adventure
⭐ 400+ screens of exploration and discovery
⭐ Authentic human‑created PETSCII graphics
⭐ Quests from both trouble tickets and NPCs
⭐ A growing, expandable storyline
⭐ User‑customizable graphics
⭐ Repair classic hardware: computers, disk drives, hard drives, printers, and more
⭐ Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux
⭐ Early Access coming soon!
🍂 The Autumn Days of Sorrow — A Crime Thriller That Bleeds Mystery and Retro Intrigue
When the leaves turn and shadows stretch long across a quiet Indiana campus, a killer begins a chilling symphony of death. Female students are found brutally murdered—each body marked not by theft or assault, but by a pristine vintage floppy disk placed with ritualistic care. Every disk bears one name: Allan London.
Allan, a brilliant young computer science professor with a passion for retro machines, suddenly finds himself entangled in a nightmare coded in blood and nostalgia. The disks can’t be read by modern computers, but Allan knows exactly which long-forgotten systems can unlock their secrets. And that makes him both the key to the investigation—and a prime suspect.
Enter Daphne Belmont, an RCMP detective finishing her PhD in criminal psychology. Sharp, worldly, and every bit Allan’s intellectual equal, she’s determined to stop the killer before another student dies. But as the clues unfold—cryptic riddles, haunting imagery, and a sinister message repeated on every disk—it becomes clear the murders aren’t random.
They’re personal.
Together, Allan and Daphne must navigate a maze of old technology, buried trauma, and a predator who composes murder like music. As Halloween approaches and the campus trembles under the “Symphony of the Harvest Moon,” one question looms:
Is the killer hunting students… or is Allan London the true target?
Step into a world where nostalgia turns deadly, riddles whisper through the glow of CRT screens, and every clue pulls you deeper into the autumn days of sorrow.
🚀 As a Linux user, I wanted to bring that retro charm to my distro. You will find SDDM themes (both static and animated), animated Plymouth themes, and Plasma splash screens. All themes are
free and can be downloaded at the KDE store. Click the button below to browse all 73 files.
⭐ Theme Styles:
Commodore 64
GEOS
AmigaOS
Atari 8-Bit
Atari ST
Macintosh
PC-DOS
and classic games.