One of the best series of games ever created EVER! A remake would be incredible. A new game in the series would be earth shattering. Please, oh great gods of the video game abyss, let this happen!!

I am very pleased to know that people here think so highly of this game. Back when I was growing up, I thought I was the only one.

There was a beautiful remake of Quest for Glory II just recently, so I don't really get the complaining about the lack of remakes...

The QFG series was a great time for me in gaming. I remember getting the games when I was young and literally having to go to my mother's work after school to play it, because we didn't have a PC fast enough to play 3 at the time.

The remake of 1 was more expensive because they used claymation. With today's technology, it'd be a lot easier and cheaper. The unofficial remake of 2 was nice, but the fighting system was incredibly complex compared to every other game.

It'd be really cool if some of the Quest series could be remade for PC and consoles. King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest (not SWAT)... they would all still work wonderfully. Hell, bring back the Manhunter series and I'll kiss Sierra's ass; maybe the biggest mindfuck of a game at the time. Sadly, Sierra abandoned these series a long time ago, and I doubt the douches at Activision will feel any differently.

Fun fact: I'd be greenmeep right now if that handle hadn't been taken on Napster. That's good dispel potion.

QFG stands as my favorite series amongst adventure games. Hands down. It was what really turned me on to the genre, really. Before then, my youthful experiences were primarily in getting frustrated at Zork. The humor of the series and the multiple solutins to almost every puzzle really stand out even today. I can't begin to recommend them highly enough.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have to dig out my QFG Anthology CD...

@Eve

When I first played QFG3, my first impression was that it was pretty bad compared to the previous two as well, but after playing through it a few times, it kind of grew on me. It is still the weak link in the series though, definitely. And yeah, those glitches in QFG4 suck hard, though luckily there are workarounds for most of them. And the choice between Erana and Katrina in QFG5... well, did they ever get around to fixing Katrina? If I recall correctly, she was broken or some such, like you were supposed to be able to marry her as you could Erana (or the others) but couldn't, I think.

@Chronic Logic

It doesn't, given that there are groups like the above linked AGDI and Infamous who do it for free, more or less.

I played Fighter from the start, primarily because I could put at least the minimum amount of points into all skills but one, if I minimized all of his primary skills. It was tough trying to decide which skill to leave out, because if you don't give your character at least the minimum points in a skill, you can never use that skill at all ever, but I ultimately settled on sneaking (and have done so on all subsequent playthroughs as well). Imagine my delight when I found out in my first playthrough that, in QFG2, you can use the djinn to wish for skills. I used two of my three wishes to wish for sneaking skill, so that my guy would have all skills, and I spent most of the rest of the series perpetually in sneak mode, even if I didn't really need to be.

Also, yes, only with the Fighter can you get the Paladin status, which is another reason it's awesome. With my tricked out fighter, who also had magic and now all of the sneaking skills, I was able to do all pretty much all of the magic (making it through WIT, etc.) and thief quests as well. Well... I kinda had to cheat a bit with the Maltese Falcon, since you don't get to the djinn until after that, and without sneaking skill my guy couldn't do it (even though the game will certainly let you try and fail). So on the first playthrough I sadly skipped it, but on subsequent playthroughs I'd use the cheats to temporarily give my fighter some sneak skill, and then take it away when I'd finished the quest, knowing that I'd be able to give him back the skills legit soon after that. It's fudging a bit, but eh.

However, from QFG3 on, there were some quests that only true Magic Users or Thieves could do. If you were a Fighter/Paladin, even if you technically had more than enough skill to do it, you were SOL. However, for some reason (and right now looking back on it, it seems really strange that this is indeed the case), I have yet to actually play through the series as a true Magic User or Thief though, even though I've played it through at least three times now, so I still haven't actually done any these quests. I guess I can think of this as "giving me something to look forward to" when I eventually go back and play through these games again, which I definitely will at some point, especially now after this article has got me all fired up about them again.

i just love everything about this game. They need to make a remake for this. this will make tons of money.
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