Chex Quest PC CD cereal nutrition character rescue planet Flemoids shooting game Type: Children Platform: Windows Publisher: Ralston Foods, Inc. Released: 1996 Media: CD A volcano erupts on the planet Bazoik and releases creatures known as Flemoids from another dimension. The Flemoids eggs hatch when they come in contact with the nutritional content of the citizens of the Intergalactic Federation of Cereals who are stationed on Bazoik when the eruption occurs. As a member of Chex Squadron, you volunteer to go to the caverns of planet Bazoik to rescue the citizens and send as many of the Flemoids as you can back to their own dimension.The planet Bazoik has been overrun by Flemoids- mucous-like alien creatures who are consuming all of the IFC's (Intergalactic Federation of Cereals) nutritious foods. You, a large square-shaped man must go in and rid the various levels of the miscellaneous green Flemoids. Your weaponry starts out with a bootspoon (which can be upgraded to a Super Bootspork) and a small Zorcher (which uses Zorch energy). The Zorcher can, of course, be upgraded to frightening levels... Zorch is apparently an interdimensional substance, because enough of it can "send a Flemoid back to his homeworld."You can strap on armor, of course- the armor is a Chex kibble (or a Super Chex kibble). This will protect you from the mucous that the Flemoids snort at you. The opening contains a notice to concerned parents, avowing that the game is non-violent; to keep childrens' interest, the violence was replaced with (and they tried to be delicate here) gross booger sounds. Your character never "dies", but becomes immobilized by being covered from head to toe in mucous. Healthy eating habits are also supposedly reinforced- health is regained by eating a bowl of fruit (10Ͼnergy), bowl of vegetables (25Ͽ a glass of water (5Ͽ or... yes... "a complete breakfast", featuring a bowl of cereal (presumably Chex), toast, glass of milk, and a piece of fruit, for a complete health boost.For DOS/Windows (32-bit Systems) [*Please review compatibility/platform sections in 'What You Get']
