It looks like the quiet, fairy-tale-like town of Spielburg could use a hero! The governor's daughter is missing, there is a gang of dangerous robbers who have their camp somewhere near the town, and the witch Baba Yaga is up to some mischief. You, a lonely adventurer, agree to take the job and to help the people of Spielburg. The hero can start as either a Fighter, a Mage, or a Thief. Playing as each one of those classes not only gives you different abilities, but also changes many objectives and puzzles in the game, and influences the plot.
Walking in the wilderness areas near Spielburg, you will be attacked by enemies and fight them in real- time combat.
Instead of experience points and levels system you gain better stats directly after every fight. You can also train your other skills, such as climbing or throwing, by performing the appropriate actions repeatedly. This remake features VGA graphics most of the locations and character graphics were completely re-done , and a new, icon-based interface instead of the text input in the original.
You select dialogue choices from a dialogue menu, instead of typing conversation topics by yourself. Combat engine and some dialogues were also re-made. The Quest for Glory games feature a great mix of adventure and roleplaying all in one package. So if you find adventure games to be to adventurish and roleplaying games to roleplayerish you might consider this one. You arrive at the village of Spielburg which has some serious problems to be dealt with. Brigands terrorize the little town and an evil Ogre sorceress is spreading mayhem across the land.
Your attitude toward other characters influences the sort of information they'll impart and that information is pivotal to the way the story progresses. Be sure to talk to everyone again and again, especially after you've learned or done something new. You never know who might be able to help you next. The conversations are rarely tedious and, in fact, are often very amusing. The series' penchant for bad puns and tongue-in-cheek humor didn't end with Shadows of Darkness and, actually, Dragon Fire may be the funniest game in the series since the original.
Amazingly, the offbeat jokes and there are hundreds of them do not interfere with the tension and drama that the fate-of-the-world type quest seeks to create. Dragon Fire's graphics are excellent, too. Before its release, some gamers expressed concern that its lack of 3D acceleration would make it look clunky and outdated. Fear not. The backgrounds are stunning and the characters themselves are more than passable.
The game's appearance is actually an improvement over many 3D games now available c. Dragon Fire also offers an extremely easy interface and combat system. Manipulating characters and objects is as easy as clicking the mouse.
The same goes for fighting: simply point, click and slay. While the fights aren't necessarily easy, you won't have to worry about losing because you couldn't figure out which button to press. Depending on your particular skills and character-type, you'll have a vast selection of magic spells and items from which to choose. They're all neatly done, so don't be afraid to use them in battle. It's a good way to build up all your skills for the final conflict and believe me, you'll need all the help you can get.
I remember working in the stables and practicing fighting. This game is probably in my top ten favorites of all time. All awesome games. Highland Billy 0 point DOS version. Great beginnings! Here it is 25 years later and I wish I could play them on my iPad. Aireanna 0 point DOS version.
Hi- Love this game so much. Maybe I am missing this but how do you restore a saved game point? Every time I close my browser I have to restart because the game I saved is not in the list to resume game. MayBug 0 point DOS version. Benny 6 points DOS version. Kynrek 1 point DOS version. Hamo 1 point DOS version. Probably my favourite game of all time.
Spent so much of my childhood on it. Getting stuck back then meant getting stuck! No walkthroughs, no help. Always remember the day I figured out a tough part Mustachio 1 point DOS version. I love that game but I'm so bad :D I'm 23 now and I still try to beat the game. Questfan 0 point DOS version.
0コメント