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Quest For Glory 5 : Dragon Fire

Quest For Glory 5 : Dragon Fire
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Platform : Windows 95, Windows 98
Binding : Video Game
EAN : 3348542021754
Manufacturer : Sierra
Manufacturer's age : 11years and up
Product Group : Video Games
ASIN : B00004U1Y3
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.co.uk Review

A fantasy game of the dungeons-and-combat variety, Quest for Glory 5: Dragon Fire allows players to customise a hero and send him to Silmaria, a country whose king has been murdered. In order to flush out the perpetrator, you must enter the race for the throne, completing seven Rites of Rulership. First, of course, you must earn the required entry fee, either by slaughtering monsters or competing in arena combat.

Sound all too drearily familiar? A few intriguing features do separate this game from all of its fantasy role-playing siblings. The greatest of these is a sense of continuity with the previous Quest for Glory games. Not only do characters from older stories re-emerge--sometimes newly married or better established in their careers--but you can import your old characters into Dragon Fire. Instead of starting anew, you can continue a long seamless adventure with a familiar hero. Other nice touches include a rarely seen haggling system, whereby you negotiate the prices of food, weapons and spells with their various vendors. The occasional treachery of seemingly trustworthy characters and a great sense of humour also add nice dimensions to the Quest for Glory universe.

Being tied to earlier games, though, gives this one less flexibility. You cannot play a non-human character, you cannot even play a female hero and players are restricted to a few very broad character classes. Character statistics and customisation options are also on the simple end of the spectrum, making the game seem older than it is. On the plus side, Quest for Glory V: Dragon Fire has sharp graphics, some very tough dungeons and a streamlined, easy-to-use interface. Most of all, it tells a good story and allows long-term players of this series to retire their hero in style. --Alyx Dellamonica

Customer Reviews
One of the best adventure games I've ever played (2003-11-15)
5
I'm a long term player of the quest for glory series and have been playing it ever since the first ega version of Quest for glory: So you wanna be a hero came out, and I have to say it is one of the best series I have ever played.

some things which made it stand out for me were that for each character you had the same storyline which had to be completed in a different way, for instance the thief much use his stealth and cunning to defeat his enemies and puzzles, The Wizard must use a variety of spells to complete the game and well, the fighter.........well he just uses brute force to break things down and crush his enemies.

The nice touch in Quest for glory 5 is that you can choose to play as the paladin, a fighter with powerful combat magic, who in previous games you had unlock by being as honourable as you possibly could.

A Bit STRANGE (2000-12-30)
3
I played the demo for this game and it was pretty addictive but was totally STRANGE and i didn't seem to be able to progress in the demo so mabe it just me, i would buy this if i were looking for a new experience but then again i haven't played any others in the series (not that i even know if they exist i just assume) but hey!
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