The title says it all. Don't bother with EA.
QfG3 general gets a bum wrap, but it really is as good as the other entries in the series. The atmosphere and story are charming, the characters are memorable, and the narrative is very intrigueing.
This game is reminiscent of such titles as Quest for Glory and Kings Quest. It is a shame there has not been talk about a sequel for so many years.
The Quest for Glory series as a whole is classing gaming at its finest, but QG 4 is a special gem in particular. When the game initially released in 1993, there was a plethora of bugs, some of them gamebreaking. However, even with all those bugs, QG 4 has long been considered the greatest of the series thanks to the story, atmosphere, and puzzles. GOG has since fixed all of the bugs and this game is smooth and playable from beginning to end. If you've never tried the Quest for Glary series, give all of them a try. There is nothing quite like importing your hero from one game to the next. Each has its unique features and things that make it great, evenly the highly controversial QG 5.
