Mythic Quest
Reaching epic new heights.
Meet the team behind the biggest multiplayer video game of all time. But in a workplace focused on building worlds, molding heroes, and creating legends, the most hard-fought battles don’t occur in the game—they happen in the office.
Episodes
Pilot
As the hit video game Mythic Quest prepares to launch its newest update, creator Ian Grimm obsesses over a seemingly minor detail.
The Casino
Brad takes the day off to prove a point, leaving Poppy and David to keep the game afloat. Dana and Rachel have a girls' night in.
Dinner Party
The development team must take decisive action when the internet discovers a dark group of gamers congregating in Mythic Quest.
The Convention
When Pootie_Shoe announces that he's no longer playing Mythic Quest, the team needs to find a new star streamer to promote it.
A Dark Quiet Death
From inception to demise, the life cycle of video game Dark Quiet Death.
Non-Player Character
Poppy steps out for a meeting and Mythic Quest headquarters descends into chaos.
Permadeath
Ian challenges a hacker to an epic in-game showdown.
Brendan
As Poppy weighs a difficult decision, Ian whisks her away on a mysterious road trip.
Blood Ocean
With his workforce unionizing, Ian faces a looming departure, the game’s future, and the meaning of two words: Blood Ocean.
Quarantine
As the MQ staff works from home, Poppy struggles with solitude while Brad and David start a charitable competition.
Everlight
The team returns to the office for their annual Everlight party. Poppy and Ian rig a LARP tournament in an underdog's favor.
Trailers & More
About Mythic Quest
- Creators
- Rob Mac, Charlie Day, Megan Ganz
- Cast
- Rob Mac, Charlotte Nicdao, Ashly Burch, Naomi Ekperigin, Jessie Ennis, Imani Hakim
- Genres
- Comedy
- Content rating
- TV-MA
- Original language
- English
- Production countries
- United States of America
- Status
- Canceled
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