Quest for Glory 1-5

Quest for Glory, this series is a true classic and one of the gems in the old Sierra catalog of classics. This series is a hybrid of RPG and Point and Click Adventure(Well the VGA remake of 1 and then 3, 4 and 5 the original version of 1 aka Hero's Quest and part 2 were text parser driven) So you have set encounters, random encounters, combat, 3 character classes(a 4th one that becomes avalible if you complete certain marks in the second game) and stats that you raise by performing certain tasks. Your 3 main classes are: Fighter, Magic User and Thief and after Trial by Fire the 4th class Paladin which either the Fighter or Magic User can be upgraded too if as I said hit certain marks/ gain enough hidden points in the second game(basically do enough certain good deeds in 2 and you can upgrade to a Paladin starting in 3 on). The class you pick alters how best to approach various puzzles in the games, fighters usually brute force stuff, Mages of course use magic, thieves can sneak, climb and lock pick. You can create hybrids but you can't at least in part 1 really make a good jack of all trades. Since you only get so many bonus points at the start to spend on pumping up your ski…

I have always loved these type of games. QFG is very challenging. I finally finished QFG V. I love the music and style of the game. I had to ask google for help at times. I usually had what I needed to complete tasks, but couldn't figure out how to use stuff here and there. But, overall it is a great game. BTW Chief Thief is revealed only at the end. I spent way too much time trying to find the results up to the end. I had gave up nd just worked on the main mission. Turns out it was at the very end.

From 5.25" floppy's on a monochrome monitor to steam. This is still a great series. Not all Sierra games have aged well but I think the quest for glory games still hold up. If you are new to the series, spend time to explore and die. That is part of these classic games. Discovery and exploration. Yes you can pull up a walkthrough but you miss out on a lot of the trial and error and general silliness that makes Sierra games classic. Do not stress the point system, you will either need a walkthrough or significant exploration to get a full points and to the most part is just bragging rights. Save often. Multiple save points. Specifically on game 2 as it is really the only time limited game and having a city map (ore creating your own) is a necessity. Games 1, 3, 4, and 5 have select timed events but you can take your time to explore and grind your skills and build up your inventory. I suggest playing through the games at least 4-5 times each game as a pure thief, fighter and wizard. Then play as a hybrid player or converting to a paladin in the later versions of the game. You can export your player from the end of each game into the next carrying over skills and some gear. Each c…

A true classic. This was always a very fun game and I am glad to see it on Steam.

Muito feliz de ter encontrado esse jogo mais uma vez! Um dos melhores RPG que já joguei!

One of the coolest things about these games is that you could import your character and stats from the previous game to the next. Each game offered something unique and a special gameplay experience.