Hero's Quest: So You Want To Be A Hero
Published: April 17, 2011 - Last update: April 23, 2011 - 595 downloads
- Alt names
- 英雄傳奇, Quest For Glory: So You Want To Be A Hero
- Year
- 1989
- Genre
- Adventure, Role-Playing (RPG)
- Theme
- Medieval / Fantasy, Real-Time
- Publisher
- Sierra On-Line, Inc.
- Developer
- Sierra On-Line, Inc.
- Perspective
- 3rd-Person
5 / 5
7 votes
7 votes
2 MiB
Description of Hero's Quest: So You Want To Be A Hero
Discover Hero's Quest: So You Want To Be A Hero (also known as 英雄傳奇, Quest For Glory: So You Want To Be A Hero), an excellent game of 1989. With 3rd-person perspective, the publisher Sierra On-Line, Inc. had wonderful ideas around medieval / fantasy, real-time.
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dingo added this comment :
A wonderful game!!!
It combined the then-classic graphic adventure genre of Sierra (King's Quest) with a character-developement system of pen-and-paper RPGs. This in itself was WAY beyond time.
But Lori-Ann and Corey Cole, the designers (look out for their "School for Heroes" on the Internet and the Shannara computer game by them) put it into a well-formed background with consistent magic and lore system, spiced it with creatures of mystery and wonder and many, MANY in-joke, puns, and other humourous references.
It is quite a different game as magic user, thief or warrior, more so than the other games of the series - which was planned to have four installments for each classic element (V, Dragon Fire, is not yet abandonware; III, Wages of War, was put in the middle and doesn't deal with a specific element).
Frankly, I like the EGA version better than the VGA version; but as all the other games beginning with III are VGA games, you might want to play it in the VGA version. A VGA version of QFG2, Trial by Fire, was made under license by AGD Interactive and is freeware.