Thank you!

[Athanasius]

Dear developers of this game,

I sincerely wish to thank you for the pleasure of being able to play a game like QfI. It has been many years since a game managed to get me completely into its world. Now, after the 17 most wonderful hours of splendid entertainment I can clearly state that I've found a new favorite of mine. Not only do I adore the beautifully crafted gameworld, rich in details and sights, but also I find the lore you've written excellent. The characters are original and interesting, the dialogs witty and fitting. Throughout the game, there was an atmosphere of adventure and freedom I really enjoyed. And especially the story around the Killingtons is told in a beautifully melancholic way. The humor is well set, it never gets too low, always keeps a fine attitude and makes me laugh and smile. And I simply love Mr. Roehm - he is such a refreshing character, and his voice actor did an especially great job. Most of the other voices were also great in my opinon. The music deserves another praise, it enhances and supports the game's atmosphere perfectly.
On the negative side, I could only add that in some scenes the proportions between characters and environment seems to be distorted. But that's really minor compared to the complete experience. The few bugs I've encountered could be solved fortunately.

First I was blinded by some poor reviews, and I wasn't sure if I should try QfI - I'm damn glad I did. So after all I've learned a serious lesson: Not to trust reviews. I can clearly state that QfI is not only the best game based on the AGS-engine I've ever played, but that it will stay my heart as one of the greatest, funniest, richest adventures I've ever played. I'm sure I'll replay it sooner or later. It's not only a hommage to the old games we all love so much, it stands absolutely on its own.

I'm looking forward to the sequel and to see Roehm again.

Thank you!

[roeadventue32]

You cant pay to much attention to reviews most of the stuff I like has crap reviews, for the type of person that likes these sort of games its great...or another type of gamer they would nit pick piss and moan, about most things.

Yeah the game is really cool, and as a series it has potintal, for years I actully wished someone would do some kind of difrent perspective on quest for glory.

I did not think it would be good not because of reviews but because of the bad attempts by many that did not get it, to do such things. Yet because of great people like agd I had hope, because some people still got it aperntly.

Quest for infamy was like what i was hoping for but it was still verty much its own, thing, a new thing, but good and theses days thats damn rare to be sure.

[Blackthorne]

Holy crap, this post made my day. Thank you, thank you, thank you!  I'm glad the game found it's way to someone like you who appreciates everything in it.  It really was a labor of love and passion from everyone on the team.  Thank you so much.


Bt

[Jerminator]

Really great words on QFI. Always refreshing to hear. Seriously glad you enjoyed it both of you!

[Athanasius]

It really was a labor of love and passion from everyone on the team.


Bt

That's exactly what I feel out of every pixel in QfI, the deep dedication of a bunch of happy, amiable lunatics, bound together in the vision to create a very personal, modern reinterpretation of the virtues of the timeless classics. And that's something invaluable - and this "personal" impression is the subtlest influence a game can have on a player - something that lets me forget all the "modern" so called "AAA"-crap out there. The result is "modern" in it's narrative approach as well as "classic" in it's aesthetics. Let me compare it to Heroine's Quest for example: I really liked it, it's well worked out, nearly flawless, but it's somehow too true to it's origins and inspirations - the maincharacter stays anonymous, lacking in personality, exactly like our Mr. Niceguy in QfG. Roehm on the other hand is a well characterized figure, I really liked the guy. That's something very important for my gaming experience.

Or in short: You, gentlemen, have established yourself as serious adventure-developers in my book.

[Blackthorne]

Or in short: You, gentlemen, have established yourself as serious adventure-developers in my book.

Thanks, man!  Now, go find 3,000 friends and tell them, please?  Heh heh.


Bt

[Athanasius]

Will do, chief!

[roeadventue32]

I have been pimping qfi some lately to help give it exsposere.