Editing Chex Quest (section)

==== ''Chex Quest 2: Flemoids Take Chextropolis'' ====

Digital Café's sequel entitled ''Chex Quest 2: Flemoids Take Chextropolis'' was simultaneously made freely available for gamers to download from the Chex Quest homepage.<ref name=sicherman/><ref name=PMA/> Developed on an even tighter schedule than the original game, ''Chex Quest 2'' was rushed to completion and consequently the level design and progression notably suffered.<ref name=lock/> Plans were drafted to allow individual [[WAD file]] levels and updates to the game to be posted on the company Web site as an effective way of generating traffic there,<ref name=gaw/><ref>''The Gasman Cometh''. [[The Buffalo News]]. 16 February 1997.</ref> and an end sequence suggesting a possible third installation was available for viewing. Before a third title in the series was developed, the promotion came to an end and both the original ''Chex Quest'' and ''Chex Quest 2'' became effectively unavailable until they were posted for download on Internet fan pages several years later. A number of [[fangame]] editions were completed by fans to act as the third game in the series.<ref name=lock/> However, nearly a decade would pass before a second sequel was created with any claim of [[Canon (fiction)|canonicity]] with the original two games.

In this sequel's plot, the Chex Warrior returns to his home planet and lands in Chex City only to discover that the Flemoid threat has reached his homeworld. There, the player battles through a terrestrial spaceport, a cinema (showing three videos each endlessly looping), a museum, and the eponymous city (Chextropolis), until reaching the sewers to confront an end [[Boss (video gaming)|boss]] named "The Maximus".