King's Quest II: Romancing the Throne

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1985

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King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride (1994)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaKing Graham has now been ruling Daventry for years now, but has yet to find a bride. While sitting in his throne room one an image of a beautiful woman appears in his mirror to whom he falls... Leggi tuttoKing Graham has now been ruling Daventry for years now, but has yet to find a bride. While sitting in his throne room one an image of a beautiful woman appears in his mirror to whom he falls instantly in love with, but she has been imprisoned so Graham travels to the land in whic... Leggi tuttoKing Graham has now been ruling Daventry for years now, but has yet to find a bride. While sitting in his throne room one an image of a beautiful woman appears in his mirror to whom he falls instantly in love with, but she has been imprisoned so Graham travels to the land in which she lives to resue her

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- Roberta Williams
Sceneggiatura
- Annette Childs
- Roberta Williams

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7,2/10

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Regia
- Roberta Williams
Sceneggiatura
- Annette Childs
- Roberta Williams

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Two of the foes Graham encounters - the snake and the lion - can be killed, but the game awards more points for dealing with them non-violently, similarly to the first game King's Quest: Quest for the Crown (1984).

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Count Dracula is always one of the guests at the wedding, even if Graham killed him.

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Greensleeves
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Good but it gets better

The original version of this game was OK for 1985, but it is seriously dated now in 2004. The plot was very simple and quite frustrating at times, and this sequel was little more than a fast and dirty rehash of Quest for the crown with new background screens. The plot elements were contrived and taken from various fairy tales rather then being original creations invented by the author. However, I recently had the pleasure of playing through the AGDI remake of King's Quest 2 which contains new graphics, music, and even a tidied up story line. Characters and events have more of a purpose and place in the AGDI remake release. These guys have done a marvelous job at bringing Kings Quest 2 up to the same level as King's Quest 6. Could swear it was something released by Sierra in their heyday. It's free, much better than the 1984 original, and will keep you entertained for weeks. You can't get better value than that.