King's Quest™ Collection

the series that changed my life forever, true story i was maybe 7 when i saw sir graham standing by that castle on a monitor in the front yard of a yard sale with my grandparents in 85 or 86 it was an IBM PCjr original edition KQ and up till then the only adventures i knew were Pitfall and berserk etc on my atari, i had to have it and i been a true gamer ever since, i will say it is a daventry sized travesty that there are no achievements for this!

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I loved this game soooo much when I was a kid, and when I found it for under $10, I was thrilled. Hopefully I will still have some fun with it, but it's clear from my first few hours trying that this was a cheap attempt by the company to squeeze more dollars out of an old product, without doing absolutely anything to prep it for a modern audience. HUGE example #1. When you attempt to play KQ4, it makes you do a security check by writing a certain word from the KQ4 manual. Which you presumably haven't had in 35 years, if ever...you just bought it on Steam. Did they even LOOK at their product before they put it out there?!? Unreal that something that gaping slipped through. You literally can't play one of the worlds in the package deal. Example #2. I played for a while, and went to save the game. It wants me to identify a folder on my computer to save it to. Um.... There are some very basic things they could have done to update the game so that it's playable on a modern computer. I don't care about the graphics, it's an old game. But it has to be playable. I will try it a little bit more, but may just ask for a refund. Only try this if you are a super diehard fan and willing to put up with a lot of hassles to play your old favorite.

This has always been a favorite of mine since I was in High School back in the 80's. The earlier games made it fun to learn how to type, and I was able to test out of typing because of the text based games. I also enjoyed the problem solving aspects of the game teaching me how to think outside the box rather than just looking at what was in front of me. It is sad that they are not making anymore games for the Kings Quest Series.

I remember playing the first 2 or 3 of these games from floppy discs in the 80's when I was a kid, and they are just as charming today! I liked the 8-bit graphics better than the later games in the series, but since I bought them as a package, I guess I can try those later ones. Or just move on to Space Quest!

If you grew up playing these games , its a great nostalgia moment. cant do much about graphics but its still a great to play

The grand-daddy of adventure games. Kings Quest persists as a fun exploratoin into the early days of the adventure game genre, and contains a few actual classics in its publishing history (III, IV, and VI are excellent).

Classics

Ever since I was about 10 or 12 years old I remember playing these games. and although I personly love these game (for being apart of my life as a bit of a gamer) I can say these games are unfair, boring, and cruel and especially for the age gap they were targetting (8-15 years old)

THIS IS THE BEST.