$19.99King's Quest™ Collection Seven fairy-tale quests, one throne
Guide a knight, a princess and a prince through seven classic point-and-click adventures across the land of Daventry.
Is King's Quest™ Collection worth it?
King's Quest™ Collection is worth it if…
- you grew up on Sierra and LucasArts adventures and want the originals in one place
- you like puzzles that ask for patience, notes and a walkthrough rather than a hint button
- you want to see where graphical adventure games began, quirks and all
- you enjoy fairy-tale stories with a dry sense of humour and a taste for sudden danger
- you do not mind 1980s and 1990s graphics and typing commands at a screen
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A royal saga in seven chapters
The collection gathers all seven classic King's Quest games, and together they tell one family's story. It starts with Sir Graham, a knight sent by a dying king to recover the three treasures of Daventry, a quest that ends with a crown on his head. From there the family grows: Graham rescues a woman trapped in a tower past mermen and vampires, his lost son Alexander escapes an evil wizard and claims his birthright, and daughter Rosella crosses fairy-tale dangers to fetch a magical fruit that can save her dying father. Later chapters take Alexander to the Green Isles to stop a forced wedding, and Rosella to the land of Eldritch, where she would rather adventure than marry a troll king. Each game stands alone, but played in order they read like a storybook about one stubborn, unlucky, lucky family.
Old-school puzzles, old-school stakes
These are adventures from a time when the game would not blink at killing you. You explore screen by screen, collect odd items, and figure out what a pie, a bridge or a talking owl might be for. The catch is honest: the games allow dead ends, and an item used too early can be gone forever when you need it later. Save often, save in different slots, and keep a guide within reach for when you have been stuck for an hour. That friction is part of the charm, and part of the history.





















