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I really miss the Graphic Adventure genre. Anyway, I haven't played much of either series (KQ 5&6 and QFG1VGA&4) but I can't say enough good things about these titles -- especially KQ6 and QFG4 (even with those annoying bugs).
QFG4 is probably the most atmospheric game I've ever seen. The graphics are still beautiful, the voice acting is superb (the 3 guys at the inn>any voice acting in any game, ever. Had me ROFL), and the humor is intact but not overbearing as it was in other titles like Monkey Island and Sam&Max. Also, even though I haven't played it for quite a while, I remember it being scary. Borgov Castle is probably the most frighening setting I've seen in a game. The fact that there's hardly ANYONE in such an enormous building makes it all the more startling when you actually find them (Tanya and Toby really creeped me out when I played this). The foreboding music helps a lot, too. I still remember exactly what it sounds like. Then there's that ghost in the hallway...what're you supposed to do when it's there? It just seems like a random thing thrown in there, but it's creepy nonetheless...
Are there any games similar to these two that you'd recommend? I know all about the LucasArts titles and the Broken Sword series. How's the Gabriel Knight saga? And has anyone ever played I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream? It was going on eBay new a few weeks ago, but I passed (the reviews were very mixed, and I'm usually not too much into darker games, although ED is one of my favorite games ever).
QFG4 is probably the most atmospheric game I've ever seen. The graphics are still beautiful, the voice acting is superb (the 3 guys at the inn>any voice acting in any game, ever. Had me ROFL), and the humor is intact but not overbearing as it was in other titles like Monkey Island and Sam&Max. Also, even though I haven't played it for quite a while, I remember it being scary. Borgov Castle is probably the most frighening setting I've seen in a game. The fact that there's hardly ANYONE in such an enormous building makes it all the more startling when you actually find them (Tanya and Toby really creeped me out when I played this). The foreboding music helps a lot, too. I still remember exactly what it sounds like. Then there's that ghost in the hallway...what're you supposed to do when it's there? It just seems like a random thing thrown in there, but it's creepy nonetheless...
Are there any games similar to these two that you'd recommend? I know all about the LucasArts titles and the Broken Sword series. How's the Gabriel Knight saga? And has anyone ever played I Have No Mouth, And I Must Scream? It was going on eBay new a few weeks ago, but I passed (the reviews were very mixed, and I'm usually not too much into darker games, although ED is one of my favorite games ever).
) It's too bad about QFG5, I didn't care too much for it. I beat it with the fighter I think and then never touched it again. One of the cool things about the series was that you could build up your character in between the games. QFG is one of the most unique series I've ever had the pleasure of playing through dozens of times.