Quest for Infamy

I'll get the negatives out of the way first, this games voicework is all over the damn place quality wise and the character portraits are generally hideous to look at. Oh and this games humor is a young teens idea of edgy. Now, in spite of all that I liked this. The spritework and backgrounds were pretty to look at and the games combat system was interesting enough (if kind of weird by making each attack type have it's own stats). The story when the game didn't go into the aforementioned edginess was also quite good and told an interesting enough tale. They teased a sequel at the end and I would play it.

Reminiscent of Quest for Glory/King's Quest, Quest for Infamy delivers on the classic humor, mechanics, and plot of fantasy point-and-clicks of old. I enjoy the turn-based battle system compared to Quest for Glory, and the three archetypes give a little bit of flavor for each new playthrough. Some of the navigation is a bit tricky (e.g. knowing there's a path to the northwest of the Killington manor ) that snarled my enjoyment, but overall would recommend highly.

Good game *but* there are a couple of pixel hunting places. At least not a Sierra one but step and you die ordeal

4/5

One of the best retro style point and click RPG games out there. The world is vast and beautiful. The music is charming. It's also goofy.

It's just not that good, unfortunately. Infamous Quests' two games LOOK like they should be great, but both fall short in story, sound and execution. The world is beautiful and fun to explore, and the music is good, and that's about it. The voice recording quality is bad in some instances and is unpleasant to listen to. Very few people who have this game have got far in, based on achievements. Less than 10% of the games owners have done much at all, and that's probably because of content and the bugs: There's a bunch of game logic issues, where you can do things before you should be able to, which can mess with saves. If you decide to try to push through and finish it, save often. There's been a long teased update but the lone developer is suffering from health issues according to the last news update three years ago. It's clear the devs love the old Sierra games but the result of that is a fan tribute game, stuffed with references and mechanics that pay homage to but don't successfully replicate what made those old games good.

Quest for Infamy conserva el sabor de los clásicos. Los amantes del retro y la aventura siempre queremos que se publiquen este tipo de juegos. Enhorabuena desde España.

Super fun to play and replay