Quest for glory 1

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 VGA remake of the first episode from the Quest for Glory series.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. They need a hero and, lucky for you, you arrive just in time. Save the Baron's children, defeat the Ogre sorceress and claim the title 'Hero of Spielburg' so everyone will remember you as the greatest hero of all time!When first starting the game, you can choose whether you want to be a Thief, Fighter or a Mage. Depending on the choice you make, you will have a different gameplay. The main quest will still be the same for all three jobs. But robbing the house of the sheriff as a thief gives great satisfaction.The overall quality of this game is very high. Great graphics, good storyline, some nifty humor and at least this time you die by your own fault in the battles instead of dying a Sierra death!Play it, you won't regret it!How to run this game on modern Windows PC?This game has been set up to work on modern Windows (11/10/8/7/Vista/XP 64/32-bit) computers without problems. Please choose Download - Easy Setup (16.3 MB).People who downloaded Quest for Glory 1: So You want to be a Hero (remake) have also downloaded:Quest for Glory 4: Shadows of Darkness, Quest for Glory 3: Wages of War, Quest for Glory 2: Trial by Fire, Hero's Quest (aka Quest for Glory I), Quest for Glory 5: Dragon Fire, Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire, Police Quest 1: VGA remake, Police Quest 3: The Kindred©2025 San Pedro Software. Contact: , done in 0.001 seconds.

As a direhard fan of classic gaming, I was sorely disappointed to hear Sierra would be remaking some of it's earlier titles. Quest for Glory I Vga lost the elements of the original game which I truly enjoyed. The thinking aspect was totally removed, in a move (I suspect) to make the game more appealing to a larger audience. Quest for Glory I Vga is all point and click. No more typing (which I enjoyed, and now have great quick typing thanks to Sierra games). The games look a bit better, but I thought the original wasn't bad graphics-wise.Sierra cancelled it's project to revitalize the older games after making King's Quest 1 VGA and Quest for Glory 1 Vga. I would have much rather seen the effort that was put into re-issuing the games instead put into creating more new games. It's quite like the new "re-mixes" people are doing with songs. Some old stuff, just a different sound.On the plus side, all your old puzzles are still there. You don't have to think quite as hard (was my favourite part of the game), so if you're a little slow at problem solving, Quest for Glory 1 Vga gives you a bit of a helping hand.My recommendation? If you're looking for the adventure and fun of the Quest for Glory series, play the original. Quest for Glory 1 Vga doesn't hold half the excitement of the original.Graphics: Although nice looking, they're not breathtaking enough to warrant a re-make of the game.Sound: Nothing earth shattering as well.Enjoyment: Enjoyed this far less than the original.Replay Value: The simplistic form of the game is even less fun to play again.One of Sierra's classic VGA remakes, "Quest for Glory" is a 256-color version of the RPG adventure Hero's Quest with a brand new interface. 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.Although very similar to Sierra's other "quest" games in perspective and interface (as well as in humor), this is not a pure adventure, but rather a RPG/adventure hybrid. 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 Antwerp is an endangered species of non-sentient animal in Gloriana. It is featured in Quest for Glory 1 and Quest for Glory 4. It is also referred to in Quest for Glory 2. They are named after a town in Belgium.Background[]Many years ago, before the coming of the Hero, Spielburg Valley was infested by a rash of Antwerps. Wolfgang Abenteuer and Schultz Meistersson moved to eliminate them. they were helped by a pair of travelers from Andromeda, and were able to save the valley by either killing or driving off the majority of the creatures. At least one was killed, as its head adorns the wall of the Adventurer's Guild.Several years later a Hero may or may not have attacked an Antwerp near the secret passage to Brigand’s fortress. The choice was different in different possible worlds in the multiverse...in some worlds, the Hero attacked the innocent Antwerp, only for it to attack him in retaliation, causing the Hero to raise his sharpest weapon and pop the creature into hundreds of individual babies infesting the valley again.The Brigands were also known to use Antwerps in their traps.Dr. Cranium collected baby Antwerp specimens from one such Antwerp explosion which he said occured the previous spring. The Hero used one of these babies in order to find the key and access the Dr.'s lab.One hero in one universe, Devon Aidendale encountered one such creature, he was smart, he didn't attack the Antwerp. Devon knew that the beasts were not aggressive as long as they were left alone; he walked past the bouncing monster and searched the rocks carefully for the hidden keyhole. He did not cause any Antwerp population explosions in his versions of the multiverse. While there was a Antwerp explosion and Dr. Craniumn collected specimens it was not caused by Devon.[1] Biology[]The Antwerp is a curious creature. The greater part of its large body is blue, bulbous, and bouncy. It has no limbs and seems to travel merely by bouncing in the direction it wishes to go. Its only distinguishing outer feature is its head, which extends from the top of its body.The details of the Antwerp's appearance differ from game to game:In the EGA version of Quest for Glory I and in Quest for Glory 2, the Antwerp has solid and shiny skin on its lower body. Its head has very distinct features, including four red eyes in two rows of two, two horns growing out either side of the top of its head, and a lighter blue muzzle similar to a dog's or walrus'.In the VGA version of Quest for Glory I and in Quest for Glory 4, the Antwerp's skin is translucent, and its organs are visible inside. Its head is simply a distended extension of its body with few features besides multiple red eyes arranged in a row across the front of its head. QFG4 describes them as: "The Antwerp has soft, delicate fur over a basically rubbery base."The Antwerp is largely docile, normally content

Hits them.Rewards: 20 Wood Burning Lamps and 1 Obsidian Treasure ChestUnlocks: quest "Hogging The Glory"Hogging The Glory[]Unlocked by: completing the quest "Things That Go Bump"Objectives:defeat 10 aggressive red Feral Pigsies with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during the day on blocks of Detritus in Jungles and near Bog Water in Swamplands. Again, other Pigsy variants or Creatures spawned on a Mob Spawner will not count.defeat 10 aggressive yellow BossHogs with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during day and night on Savannah GrassRewards: 20 more Feral Pigsy Furs, 20 more BossHog Tusks and 1 Obsidian Treasure ChestUnlocks: quest "Anything You Canyon Do..."Anything You Canyon Do...[]Unlocked by: completing the quest "Hogging The Glory"Objectives:defeat 10 bonepile-like aggressive Dustevils with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during the day in Canyons on almost any type of Canyonstone (including Ruddy Canyonstone, Dark Canyonstone and Sandstone), as well as near or on Cactus blocks. Once again, Creatures spawned on a Mob Spawner will not count for quests.defeat 10 brown large aggressive Trogs with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during the day on most types of Canyonstone, but more rarely than Dustevils.Rewards: 20 more Dustevil Dusts, 20 more Trog Horns and 1 Obsidian Treasure ChestUnlocks: quest "Let Your Lava Flow"Let Your Lava Flow[]Unlocked by: completing the quest "Anything You Canyon Do..."Objectives:defeat 10 hopping agressive Hot Feet with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during night and day on Lava layer blocks in darkness. They will burn away when sunlight hits them. Again, Creatures spawned on a Mob Spawner will not count for quests.defeat 10 immobile lava-spitting Warmworms with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during day and night in dark places on Stalactite layer blocks and Lava layer blocks, and can withstand sunlight.Rewards: 20 more Warmworm Teeth, 20x Iron Ore and 1 Diamond Treasure ChestUnlocks: quest "Power Corrupts"Power Corrupts[]Unlocked by: completing the quest "Let Your Lava Flow"Objectives:defeat 10 black and violet aggressive Corrupted Pigsies with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during day and night on Corrupted Blocks in darkness. Again, other variants or Creatures spawned on a Mob Spawner will not count.defeat 10 black and violet aggressive Corrupted Leafies with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during day and night on Corrupted Blocks in darkness, preferably on Corrupted Leaves.defeat 10 black and violet aggressive Corrupted Chizzards with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn during day and night on Corrupted Blocks in darkness.Rewards: 20 more units of Corruption Dust, 10 Corruption Resistance Potions and 1 Diamond Treasure ChestUnlocks: quest "It Was Nothing"It Was Nothing[]Unlocked by: completing the quest "Power Corrupts"Objectives:defeat 10 black and violet aggressive Corrupted Mirus with a melee Weapon and/or Explosives. They spawn