King's Quest (2015)
Review Pt. 1 - A Beautiful Beginning
Every once in a while, I'll play a game that makes me want to spend as much time in that world as possible. It's always a combination of the world aesthetic, the characters, the story, and the music. The first chapter of the King's Quest reboot is one of those games.
If you're a fan of classic adventure and/or point-and-click games, A Knight to Remember is a real treat. The dialogue, puzzles, and story beats are all just as charming (if not more so) as classic Sierra and LucasArts PC games of decades past.
As you accompany a young Graham on his quest to become a Knight, you'll compete against other Knight hopefuls who each leave a lasting impression. I loved my time with this game, and it's a real shame that none of the subsequent chapters live up to this level of quality.
Review Pt. 1 - A Beautiful Beginning
Every once in a while, I'll play a game that makes me want to spend as much time in that world as possible. It's always a combination of the world aesthetic, the characters, the story, and the music. The first chapter of the King's Quest reboot is one of those games.
If you're a fan of classic adventure and/or point-and-click games, A Knight to Remember is a real treat. The dialogue, puzzles, and story beats are all just as charming (if not more so) as classic Sierra and LucasArts PC games of decades past.
As you accompany a young Graham on his quest to become a Knight, you'll compete against other Knight hopefuls who each leave a lasting impression. I loved my time with this game, and it's a real shame that none of the subsequent chapters live up to this level of quality.