It occurs to me, what the problem with the original is: You do not know what room the game-advancing scene is going to take place in. Therefore, in each 15-minute interval you have to scour every tile of the game (and ask everyone everything). If you guess right on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. try, you h...

Read the thread. Notes: Most people are right: Do not mess with the story or storyline progression. The heart of this game, the nitty-gritty, was that you were plopped into an Agatha Christie novel, but had the decision to act. In the beginning, you are SUPPOSED to have to explore a lot to get your ...

Holy cow, finally managed to beat that saucy mother as a pure mage (not that I cast a single spell at him). Had I seen it coming, I probably would have raised my weapon and dodge skills. Does anyone know if that even helps? Remember those old NES boss fights that seemed intimidating and impossible u...

I have been following Tierra (*cough*) since the KQ1 remodel, am a huge fan of the KQ2 remake, and loved the HQ2 (screw the lawyers, we should continue to call it that) remake as well. At first I was a little disappointed in the HQ2 remake. The KQ2 remake did so much more--full voice, NEW puzzles, a...

I am pretty sure (erm, 85%) that you can do it even after Uhura teaches you the game, as long as you continue to click in the right spot.

Just on note on the boosting of climbing skill in QFG3: It's easy! In the Simbani village, go to the game with the two logs. Click the hand icon on the left-side rope (not the logs, or you will overshoot). You can hold down the Enter key to climb up and down it repeatedly. Watch your stamina, drink ...