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But if you don't have the pill, it does mean there is a possible dead end in this game that wasn't meant to have any possible dead ends. The good thing about this is Prospero's pill helps you circumvent this. I'm talking about the game-killing bug in the slave trader's house where you get stuck in the hallway. As far as I know this is the only 'Quest For.' game where you can sometimes survive combat.Īctually, my biggest problem with the game wasn't even mentioned in this thread yet. I do think it's cool that losing in combat doesn't necessarily kill you (as far as I know, combat can only kill you if it's a boss fight, if you're in the dwarf mines, or if it's one of those men in white clothes you meet in the South Woods). Besides, you can bypass a lot of combat in this game by playing the archery game at Hermit Homestead.

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But I give the programmers a free pass for this because as much as I love all the 'Quest For Glory' games, even those didn't have great combat systems and those games were designed by professionals. The storyline: It was a great storyline to me. He is a major part of why I love this game so much! Great job, James Mulvale, if you're reading this.ģ. I generally am not very good at remembering credits, but I know he did both the music and the narrator, 2 of my favorite things about this game. I especially have to give a shout out to the narrator. The voices in this game that I do LOVE include the necromancer (great job Amber Leigh!), Markus Van Houten (great job Paw Dugan!) and the narrator.

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It is a fan game not a professional game, so I have no problem with not loving everything, and most of my least favorite voices were minor characters. I think some if it is GREAT, some of it is good, and some of it not so much. Voice acting: Hmm, I'd say it's hit and miss. My personal favorites are the nighttime music (wandering through the valley at night) and the song you hear over the ending credits that goes 'Never stop 'til we get to the top and then strike up the band'

The sound: I'll separate music and voice acting since those are 2 different things. I don't see how anyone who is a fan of vintage Sierra adventure games could dislike the artwork for QFI.Ģ. The backgrounds and everything are quite beautiful, and they're done VGA style, my favorite style of game.

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