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Sik · 07-21-2008, 06:52 PM

I've played most of Sierra's "Quest" games. Some of them 15 years ago, or more, so my memory is fuzzy... but I remember Space Quest 6 as my favorite. Some fans of the EGA and VGA classics would probably call that blasphemy, but the game just clicked with me. It took bizzare to a new level. The difficulty was just right for me, and I got hours of fun out of every location because there was a cheesy joke for every action you could try on the dozens of hotspots in each screen. Anyway, I know "most people" hated it, so I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. :p

Anyway, with my credibility out the window, I'd rate the quest series:

SQ>KQ=PQ>QfG

...I never found a reason to try Eco Quest, and for some reason the QfG series never appealed to me. I don't remember *why* I didn't like QfG, though, so seeing so many people praising the games kinda makes me want to give them another go.

07-21-2008, 06:52 PM	#12
Sik Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 196	I've played most of Sierra's "Quest" games. Some of them 15 years ago, or more, so my memory is fuzzy... but I remember Space Quest 6 as my favorite. Some fans of the EGA and VGA classics would probably call that blasphemy, but the game just clicked with me. It took bizzare to a new level. The difficulty was just right for me, and I got hours of fun out of every location because there was a cheesy joke for every action you could try on the dozens of hotspots in each screen. Anyway, I know "most people" hated it, so I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. :p Anyway, with my credibility out the window, I'd rate the quest series: SQ>KQ=PQ>QfG ...I never found a reason to try Eco Quest, and for some reason the QfG series never appealed to me. I don't remember why I didn't like QfG, though, so seeing so many people praising the games kinda makes me want to give them another go.