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If you’ve never played them, the whole set of originals can be had for ten bucks at GOG.com (with a VGA remake of the second available elsewhere). If you remember the original games fondly, you’re almost certainly going to enjoy it, even if it doesn’t quite reach their level.
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It’s easier to cut an indie game slack when you’re not just off playing another game that managed to do the same things better with the same engine and more even more limitations – including not having had a $63,281 Kickstarter to fund its adventuring.īe that as it may though, this is still a good crack at the Quest for Glory formula that, like Roehm, has little stomach for infamy but doesn’t do a bad job at reluctant heroism. And most surprisingly of all, being free. Unfortunately, Quest for Infamy has the misfortune of coming in the wake of Crystal Shard’s Heroine’s Quest, which doesn’t look quite as nice or have as snappy dialogue most of the time, but does pull off the Quest for Glory adventure style far more effectively – a mix of feeling generally more confident about what it is, better implementing the tools and RPG side of things, and continuing the tradition of exploring a new type of environment and mythology.
Had it come out just a few short months ago, I suspect I’d have been raving far more effusively about it, as well as far more willing to overlook the problems. It is, in most ways that count, a fine tribute to a fine series.
They’re disappointing, but you move on from them and there’s lots of good stuff to make up for it, including fun characters like Prospero the sorcerer trainer, the “Aha!” moments of remembering something at the other side of the map that now makes perfect sense, and plenty of moments where Roehm’s snark is exactly what the doctor ordered. It’s a brave, brave game that takes on the Quest for Glory challenge, and that the result has a few cracks is as unsurprising as most of them are forgivable. While I realise I’ve spent a lot of time picking at Quest for Infamy – and not with any pleasure – I did for the most part enjoy my time with it. I assume the UI will now show spells I currently know, and will have to select them within the 6 second rounds of combat.
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I have not gotten into combat yet as a Mage (and you are given a free offensive spell to start with). The first battle you have (I assume they do this just for tutorial reasons) you will use your sword you are carrying. After you have selected an attack, both you and the creature you are fighting make their moves. If you do not select anything, you will do nothing. You have 6 seconds to choose an attack, such as Pierce, Slash, (some other option I am forgetting) and Black. You will need a pen and paper to write down what reagents you need.Ĭombat is broken up into 6 second "rounds". You can always talk to him again, if you forget. The Mage trainer does not tell you specifically what you need in a way, so just pay careful attention to what he says. You need to find all the reagents to learn the spells (I like that). Interestingly FIRE does not work on Undead (The Mage trainer mentions this), Ice only works on them (which is refreshing). A spiritual heir to yesteryear's heroic quests, adventurers are invited to explore a world of hand-drawn wonder, as they wind their way through trap-infested dungeons, battle slavering beasts with swords or custom-made spells, and steal entire town's worth of treasure from unsuspecting townsfolk.There is actually quite a few spells. Blending turn-based combat and spellcasting with puzzle solving and adventure, players can choose from three character classes-brigand (strength), rogue (stealth), or sorcerer (magic), each with unique storylines and adventures-in one of the largest retro role-playing experiences ever.
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