Original Quest for Glory devs unaware of any planned remakes

NICE! Would love to see another one. Just saw that post over there a few days ago. QFG games are probably my all time favorites from my days as a young lad gaming on the PC. Must've played through 1, the remake of 1, and 2 a ton of times each. Loved the rest as well, but those were the main ones I played over and over.

SPLENDIFEROUS!

I would shit myself if the released remakes of all the Hero's Quest...oh sorry, Quest for Glory games!! God this would rock...my Xbox would NEVER be turned off.

*wrinkles nose* before my time. Dunno what the hype is about. Only adventure style games I ever got into was Sam and Max.

Any method that gets these games in front of uninitiated players is ok with me. I think there could be a healthy market for 'come back' graphic adventures with new and old gamers alike.

QFG 6 would be awesome.

A new game or remake in the Quest for Glory, Space Quest, Kings Quest, or Police Quest games would most likely be a day one purchase for me if done right.

The reason the Quest for Glory games are the best adventure games is because they're not just adventure games: they're large, open-world RPGs like Oblivion and Fallout 3, with day and night cycles that affect just about everything, three hugely distinct classes with their own unique paths to follow through the story, well-writen dialogue, laugh-out-loud jokes and references, and one of the coolest things is that you can, just like Mass Effect, transfer your saved character from one game to the next, but unlike Mass Effect, keep all his stats and abilities.

The best part about that is that you can't create a character of the series' fourth class, the Paladin, from the beginning of any game; you have to become one along your adventure through the series, creating a really unique story path to follow over multiple games. It's just genius.

Well that confirms they never played the Trial by Fire remake

Is it just me that misses some of the text based stuff in these games? Sure control was harder, but you had FAR more free will then you do in today's adventure games. Now at best you get, look, use and take. In hero quest you could lob stones at things, chat up the locals or see how many naughty words the game knew.

I would buy adventure games.

love love love these games

While they may not be remaking it, it hasn't stopped other people:
http://www.agdinteractive.com/

The death of Sierra was one of the saddest things ever to happen to pc gaming.

those graphics still look great.

tomo