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Test Chamber – A Bridge Troll With A Sweet Tooth In King's Quest Chapter I
The Odd Gentlemen and Sierra Entertainment have allied to bring back the legendary adventure game series, King's Quest. The first chapter of the episodic game, A Knight to Remember, is available now, and it's a whimsical good time (read my review). Come along with us as we take a stroll down King Graham's memory lane, go ingredient hunting for a baker, and meet a...well-connected denizen of Daventry.
Andrew Reiner and I pick up from where his save last left off: on a mission to collect the eye of a hideous beast so that Graham can enter a tournament to become the knight he's destined to be. If you're sensitive to solutions for puzzle spoilers, then please avert your eyes. Otherwise, if you're looking for a good example of what players will be doing in Daventry, please join us by watching the episode below.
King's Quest Chapter I: A Knight to Remember is available now on 360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4, and PC.
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