The game does start out with a bit of a stumper trying to figure out how to escape the wizard's clutches but once you've... solved that riddle, the timer element is no longer present in the game and you can be slow and methodical all you want. Until then the only thing I think to mention in regards ...

This looks awesome, I must admit I haven't bought any of your games yet mostly because I love fantasy and sci-fi type of scenarios but it finally seems you've struck a chord with me, and I'm definitely pre-ordering this, that's definitely the type of Limited Edition stuff I will want to own! (and ta...

1: King's Quest IV, honestly I've got a phobia it seems of parser interfaces and thus this is the ONLY King's Quest game I have NEVER played! I would love to see a redux version of this one done, especially since it seems to the underdog of the KQ series. 2: Leisure Suit Larry 3, I played a few Leis...

The issue comes down to the situation: In a single player game, sure, cheat all you want, cause it's your game, and you can play it how you want, it doesn't hurt anyone else. In multiplayer games, cheating gives unfair advantages over others, and is therefore a bad thing. The question then should be...

Since I hadn't seen this yet on the boards I thought I'd post up a link for those interested. Paw, a video contributor for Channel Awesome (internet video site for things like games, movies, music, etc.), is making a retrospective video series about the King's Quest series, so far up to 5 and still ...

A quote by Dave Grossman of Telltale Games which is most of the cause of my alarm: "Sure, I've played a few old-schoolies. The first adventure game I ever played is the one that the genre is named after, "Adventure", which I came across in the late 1970s. Later, while I was working a...

Blistered Thumbs has a little write-up as well!

http://www.blisteredthumbs.net/2011/01/ ... ii-remake/