Aww, it’s so nice to see that even the “bad guys” came to celebrate their wedding; the dragon, the wolf, the giant, and even Count Dracula who came back from the dead to wish them well!
I discovered an Easter egg of sorts when playing this a kid. In the church, if you typed “kill monk”, you would get a message similar to “anyone who thinks this way does not deserve to play this game”, and you would get an instant game over.
I played this when I was like 8 on my Brother's Amiga. I remember having no clue what to do. We would just type insults in the command input because we thought the computer was 'alive' and understood us, and would laugh and taunt it.
I beat the game but I never was able to get all the points. I always used to just kill the snake on the mountain with the sword so i never even knew about the magic sugar cube. That meant I had to walk VERY carefully around the poison vines at Dracula's castle. I used to get so pissed that I got into the castle, survived those twisty stairs, killed Dracula, and got all the way out only to die on those freakin' thorns! AARRGHH! I don't know how many times I died falling into the ocean trying to get on that fish's back. I never though to type "Ride fish". FUUUUU!!! I also had no idea about some of those hidden jewelry. Anyway, good walk through. Ah, the 80's...Played this on my old Tandy 1000 from Radio Shack. LOL.
these games are fascinating, but I agree they are insanely frustrating. and how were you supposed to guess all the commands? I think it was more satisfying to just watch the story unfold on the play through. I wasted so much time on these as a kid.
oggyreidmore didn’t you save your game? Saving was a pain in the ass, but necessary for the Sierra games. And yeah, the thorns at Dracula’s castle sucked.
Really? I mean, I understand Space Quest since that was amazing.. Police Quest wasn't all that popular and the second part really had a bunch of weak points, but I loved it... King's Quest I was the first adventure game I ever played but I would certainly say KQ II was the worst game of them all. All you do is run around and look in a bunch of holes for some pointless jewelry and a bunch of keys. If you say you loved Police Quest 2 & 3, then KQ III certainly was tons better than KQ II.
Anyone remember the message when trying to kill the monk in the Monastery? “Anyone who would would want to kill a man of the cloth does not deserve to play this game, therefore we will end it for you....and then you just fall on the floor, dead! LOL
Wow! All these years of playing and I never knew about the magic sugar cube to get past the poison brambles at Dracula's castle. We always just killed the snake with the sword and moved very cautiously past the poison brambles. (Dying frequently, but restoring due to the old adage, "Save early, save often!)
The box the game came in has on the back the picture of the steed on the mountaintop so you might wonder how that happens. Then you've gotten the leather bridle and think to throw it on the snake, who is in the same place, getting the horse who gives you the sugar cube.
I remember you could walk through the brambles, but you had to be extremely cautious, and it could take dozens of tries. I did it once, then said “screw it” the next time I played, and ate the sugar cube.
I played this game, although I did have to call the hotline for help a few times. This game didn't show everything, just the way to get the points. For example, when you are in the shop, you talk to the lady, who will mention the nightengale to you.
King's Quest can be called Thief's Quest. You control a character that goes into people's homes when they are not home and you take things of use for your journey. The King can enter people's homes and just take things? I know, it's only a game.
This was the first game with puzzles that I beat as a kid. I only remembered the fish part...catch the poor guy, drag him on land, then save him...from myself? But hey Ill take the free ride to the ending lol
I love these games, my family got an Atari for Christmas 1980 and I thought that was just the coolest thing ever, of course I was only 7 but hey it was great fun. The video game crash happened in 83, I of course didn't even know there was a crash but did recognize that new systems and games kind of slowly went away. So when King's Quest came out in 84 and I played it for my first time at my cousins house I was just as blown away by it as I was the Atari. It wasn't until the NES came out that I really was blown away yet again and I was addicted to gaming at that point. I would play these games all the time and when ever a new one came out I made sure I had to get it. To this day I still go back and play through them all for fun and they're still fun. I'd love to watch a video of teenagers today trying to play this with no help like he had to do back in the day. I wonder how some of them would do? Lol
Either the art was by Matt Groening or everyone in Daventry had jaundice. God, how I remember the days of the EGA color palette. Quest for Glory I/II weren't much better with the nearly orange skin, lol. Incidentally, this is the only King's Quest game I actually won.
I actually played this _after_ playing King's Quest 6. My friend had asked me to come over and help him with this because, at that point, I was well versed in Roberta Williams Moon Logic and had an instinct for these puzzles (though the text commands certainly complicate things).
I haven't played this game in about 20 years, and i just played the AGD remake of it. It felt really unfamiliar, so I watched this to see what was different. Apparently, a hell of a lot of stuff was different! No wonder it felt so unfamiliar. Love both games though, thanks for this video.
I though the game gave more points for non-violent solutions. How come killing Dracula give more points than just wearing the cross and making him fly away in bat form ? You get more points by not killing the Snake and Lion with the sword.
because it was totally random in a seeming effort to frustrate you. I have a fascination with this game due to playing it as a kid, but the plot is pedestrian and the strategy is virtually brute force. it's not really a very good game, I just see it with nostalgia because it was all we had.
these sierra games were pretty high tech for its time. hilarious watching it now though. KQ3 was the one I really was fond of. The damn wizard used to scare the hell out of me. I didn't know when he would show up and zap my ass.
One of the keys in getting the mermaid to appear is you have to cross the rope bridge, and read the inscription on the first door... However, sometimes she won't appear right away after you do that.... Don't ask me why
+freq32 Yeah, I loved the ambient noise in the early KQ games. They had that in King's Quest 1 as well, but they only seem to work with the original hardware.
I have looked for this for so long. I knew it was called king's quest but i didn't know which part. I played this on an old Atari, which was the first computer my father used for work. The music when the bat mobile came was horrifying! (the speaker was IN the keyboard mind you!)
I remember you can 'dig' in the sand.. and you find nothing. I was obsessive digging everywhere thinking there should be some spot where dig should work.
I remember playing these games. They taught me how to spell. Since I wasn’t very good at it. And it helped me, now that I’m older I love playing them still.
When i started to play to king quest 2, i should have around 13 years old. That was very hard to play this game. It's very later when i have improve my english, i realise i needed to type "init disk" for create a save game. Finally, i played this game and succed to go to the tower. But i have never found the correct word for see the end... "home :'("
Thank you for posting all these old games! I want to play through the series, but I really hate the first 3, so I'm just watching them on RUclips instead XD
What causes the mermaid to not spawn, This episode of Kings Quest had had me stuck for so long I just decided to watch a playthrough (Yours). I am usually good with these games. I have beaten every Space Quest, every Police Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Basically all the best classic Sierra games. I always get stuck on this episode, even when following walkthroughs the mermaid would never appear.. Maybe I was suppose to play on Legacy mode? Your gameplay looks a lot smoother, maybe that's just a scaling application though. I will be sure to play Kings Quest III and finish the series after watching your playthrough. Some games were notoriously evil, they would allow you to progress through an entire game but if you forgot something early on, then at the end you would not be able to progress or finish it, like one of the old Tex Murphy game for instance.
Each grid area would have specific things that could be done, triggered by keywords. Not every grid was the same. The runnner also completely avoided encounters with two instant kill enemies, the witch and the wizard.
If you played this when it was new, you would have spent so many hours finding the items, avoiding the instant deaths, which you always found out about after it was too late. This game was frustrating as a motherfucker. But still very good.
![PC Longplay [729] King's Quest II: Romancing the Stones (VGA) (HomeBrew)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FHoqApmyqIQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Aww, it’s so nice to see that even the “bad guys” came to celebrate their wedding; the dragon, the wolf, the giant, and even Count Dracula who came back from the dead to wish them well!
@Sentiental No, all you did was put its flame out.
That's what I said about CD. You destroyed him (he was already dead) yet, he is there.
@@sha11235 haunting us! Lol
Well once vampire turn into ashes they can still revive .. according to novels
I discovered an Easter egg of sorts when playing this a kid. In the church, if you typed “kill monk”, you would get a message similar to “anyone who thinks this way does not deserve to play this game”, and you would get an instant game over.
Yes, I recall that.
I played this when I was like 8 on my Brother's Amiga. I remember having no clue what to do. We would just type insults in the command input because we thought the computer was 'alive' and understood us, and would laugh and taunt it.
Instablaster.
Same for me but i am french and i did not learn how to do speak english yet, so i played to this game with a dictionary... lol
Me too, except at all my buddies houses!!
Awww ❤
I beat the game but I never was able to get all the points. I always used to just kill the snake on the mountain with the sword so i never even knew about the magic sugar cube. That meant I had to walk VERY carefully around the poison vines at Dracula's castle. I used to get so pissed that I got into the castle, survived those twisty stairs, killed Dracula, and got all the way out only to die on those freakin' thorns! AARRGHH! I don't know how many times I died falling into the ocean trying to get on that fish's back. I never though to type "Ride fish". FUUUUU!!! I also had no idea about some of those hidden jewelry. Anyway, good walk through. Ah, the 80's...Played this on my old Tandy 1000 from Radio Shack. LOL.
these games are fascinating, but I agree they are insanely frustrating. and how were you supposed to guess all the commands? I think it was more satisfying to just watch the story unfold on the play through. I wasted so much time on these as a kid.
Trial and error, of course. And there was a hint book if you were really stuck.
oggyreidmore didn’t you save your game? Saving was a pain in the ass, but necessary for the Sierra games. And yeah, the thorns at Dracula’s castle sucked.
Imagine if every tree stump or pothole in real life had jewelry
so many good memories. thank you Yzzyxz for keeping AGI alive!
lol i used to think it was so hilarious when you'd read/see an advertisement for one of their other games in the story somewhere
I remember the first time i walked up to the cave and batman came out. This was before the 1989 movie too. I flipped out!
KQ 1-2, Police Quest 1-3, and Space Quest 1-3 were my favorites!
Really? I mean, I understand Space Quest since that was amazing.. Police Quest wasn't all that popular and the second part really had a bunch of weak points, but I loved it... King's Quest I was the first adventure game I ever played but I would certainly say KQ II was the worst game of them all. All you do is run around and look in a bunch of holes for some pointless jewelry and a bunch of keys. If you say you loved Police Quest 2 & 3, then KQ III certainly was tons better than KQ II.
Anyone remember the message when trying to kill the monk in the Monastery?
“Anyone who would would want to kill a man of the cloth does not deserve to play this game, therefore we will end it for you....and then you just fall on the floor, dead! LOL
That always had me laughing too.
Yet ironically, in the remake, you HAVE to kill the monk.
😂😂
Or opening the clam by Neptune yourself, then giving him the trident, only for him to kill you with it.
Wow! All these years of playing and I never knew about the magic sugar cube to get past the poison brambles at Dracula's castle.
We always just killed the snake with the sword and moved very cautiously past the poison brambles. (Dying frequently, but restoring due to the old adage, "Save early, save often!)
The box the game came in has on the back the picture of the steed on the mountaintop so you might wonder how that happens. Then you've gotten the leather bridle and think to throw it on the snake, who is in the same place, getting the horse who gives you the sugar cube.
I remember you could walk through the brambles, but you had to be extremely cautious, and it could take dozens of tries. I did it once, then said “screw it” the next time I played, and ate the sugar cube.
Same!!!
Funny how a king goes into someone's tree house and basically robs them.
Well, the dwarf will rob your ass if you let him.
22:25. I love how that house is one board away from a toxic lake
my first video game ever!!!!
Mine too. Was rediculously hard at 7. But loved it the same.
@@ShockL0ver Same. It took me a year to solve!
This stupid hole in the tree with the mallet...
I played this game, although I did have to call the hotline for help a few times. This game didn't show everything, just the way to get the points. For example, when you are in the shop, you talk to the lady, who will mention the nightengale to you.
Grand Larceny, Royal Wedding Edition! (Seriously, here is Graham, wise leader, going to another nation and taking all their stuff.)
Don't you love all the characters, good and evil, at the wedding at the end?
Yes! It shows that even the “bad” characters are good people at their core :)
@@EddVCR Even Dracula showed up, despite you destroying him.
Wow this game seems to have had the first pop up ads
I like how they have modern wedding clothes lol a tux and a bridal gown.
So, what? The evil enchanter who wants to turn you into a frog gets invited to the wedding? And the wolf? Not at my wedding.
Back before you could look online and find out what to do. I remember getting stuck so many places and then finally figuring it out. Great memories!
King's Quest can be called Thief's Quest. You control a character that goes into people's homes when they are not home and you take things of use for your journey. The King can enter people's homes and just take things?
I know, it's only a game.
Yeah but KQ II is really the worst game of them all.
This was the first game with puzzles that I beat as a kid. I only remembered the fish part...catch the poor guy, drag him on land, then save him...from myself? But hey Ill take the free ride to the ending lol
This was the first Sierra game I played. Because I had not yet quite mastered the art of first looking for clues, I, at first, had a tough time.
I love these games, my family got an Atari for Christmas 1980 and I thought that was just the coolest thing ever, of course I was only 7 but hey it was great fun. The video game crash happened in 83, I of course didn't even know there was a crash but did recognize that new systems and games kind of slowly went away. So when King's Quest came out in 84 and I played it for my first time at my cousins house I was just as blown away by it as I was the Atari. It wasn't until the NES came out that I really was blown away yet again and I was addicted to gaming at that point. I would play these games all the time and when ever a new one came out I made sure I had to get it. To this day I still go back and play through them all for fun and they're still fun. I'd love to watch a video of teenagers today trying to play this with no help like he had to do back in the day. I wonder how some of them would do? Lol
Ah the stairs at Count Dracula castle on 20:55, the worst enemy in the hold game back then.
Yep. The most dangerous part of Kings Quest IV, also...that blasted circular staircase.
I still have nightmares of that staircase in KQIV.
I’m glad you said this. I could’ve sworn I remembered those stairs being next to impossible!!!
So Graham had to kill Dracula...but there Dracula is at the wedding? And front row no doubt? Tsk Tsk
Right, he is reincarnated.
Effin' Batman, also awesome playthrough!
music Greensleaves by Henry viii wow.
Either the art was by Matt Groening or everyone in Daventry had jaundice.
God, how I remember the days of the EGA color palette. Quest for Glory I/II weren't much better with the nearly orange skin, lol. Incidentally, this is the only King's Quest game I actually won.
Nananananana Batman !!!
I actually played this _after_ playing King's Quest 6. My friend had asked me to come over and help him with this because, at that point, I was well versed in Roberta Williams Moon Logic and had an instinct for these puzzles (though the text commands certainly complicate things).
King’s Quest 6 is basically King’s Quest 2: the next generation.
I haven't played this game in about 20 years, and i just played the AGD remake of it. It felt really unfamiliar, so I watched this to see what was different. Apparently, a hell of a lot of stuff was different! No wonder it felt so unfamiliar. Love both games though, thanks for this video.
15:14 ahahahaha
yay! Batman! :D
KQII was the best of the series. Unparallel darkness in the 80s.
I'm new to subscribing to this channel and love love all these playthroughs! Keep up the good work! - Gray Bearded Gamer
Decides to marry a stranger...26 minutes later, done.
It happens all the time in Vegas
It was the 80's. Wild times
20:10 oh good grief that got violent quick!
I though the game gave more points for non-violent solutions. How come killing Dracula give more points than just wearing the cross and making him fly away in bat form ? You get more points by not killing the Snake and Lion with the sword.
because it was totally random in a seeming effort to frustrate you. I have a fascination with this game due to playing it as a kid, but the plot is pedestrian and the strategy is virtually brute force. it's not really a very good game, I just see it with nostalgia because it was all we had.
@@laurelrunlaurelrun True the game was not the greatest but for its time the graphics and gameplay were awesome
Dracula is evil whereas the lion is an innocent animal, and the snake is actually a noble Pegasus.
Wait...how did Dracula attend the wedding?
James Leffel spooky scary
It's a joke. You see all the characters from this game-good and bad at the wedding, notice?
and the giant from the first game
The dragon is from the first game as well.
@@nintendonerdsvideos4727 They go back a long way
LOL @ the space quest plug at 15:08
these sierra games were pretty high tech for its time. hilarious watching it now though. KQ3 was the one I really was fond of. The damn wizard used to scare the hell out of me. I didn't know when he would show up and zap my ass.
He would show up at certain times, like if he was home and you picked up an item that was starred. He would then kill you.
Whatever you do, don't type 'kill monk'. Roberta will end your game instantly LOL.
A memory that hits you in the feels.
9:20 now I know my father wasn't a liar either. He said there was a mermaid but I never found her!
One of the keys in getting the mermaid to appear is you have to cross the rope bridge, and read the inscription on the first door... However, sometimes she won't appear right away after you do that.... Don't ask me why
Thanks for posting! Nice play through!
there were like these bird sounds in the game when you were in the forest at some point.. does anyone know what I'm talking about?
+freq32 Yeah, I loved the ambient noise in the early KQ games. They had that in King's Quest 1 as well, but they only seem to work with the original hardware.
I have looked for this for so long. I knew it was called king's quest but i didn't know which part.
I played this on an old Atari, which was the first computer my father used for work. The music when the bat mobile came was horrifying! (the speaker was IN the keyboard mind you!)
He took that mans chicken soup! Blasphemy!
I remember you can 'dig' in the sand.. and you find nothing. I was obsessive digging everywhere thinking there should be some spot where dig should work.
What a trip down memory lane. The Batmobile always drive me crazy. WHAT DOES IT MEAN????
Kings Quest predicted the plot of every Mandalorian episode
I downloaded a the version on steam and the version on scrum, but they don’t have the smooth diagonal pixels, what version is this?
OMG! Where can I dowload this game?
You can get almost every Sierra game from gog.com
Dat Batmobile
Can't tell you how many times I fell down the stairs in Dracula's castle and the white tower
Those Filters are so fucking ugly. I prefer the original pixels
Wait is that a three keys to Unlock the Secret Door really ....
There were three keys needed to unlock the three doors to take your ass to the land where Valaneice was being held.
Old pc games :')
2nd intro to gaming as a child.
26:00 Mins to complete game, as a kid it took me many months
I remember playing these games. They taught me how to spell. Since I wasn’t very good at it. And it helped me, now that I’m older I love playing them still.
Sierra quests taught me english when i was 13
When i started to play to king quest 2, i should have around 13 years old. That was very hard to play this game. It's very later when i have improve my english, i realise i needed to type "init disk" for create a save game. Finally, i played this game and succed to go to the tower. But i have never found the correct word for see the end... "home :'("
How to beat this game with minimal points and in under five minutes:
ALT D
TP
78
get amulet
ALT D
TP
90
home
Thanks for playthrough !
Wizards Ruin on GTA Online Arcade
****24:38**, IDK HOW U HANDLED THAT WHITE CASTE WITHOUT FALLING TO YOUR DEATH... ITS A TRICKY ONE!!!**
Hm. An adventure game with a white house with a mailbox sitting in an open field. How novel!
The original has some charm, but the 2002 remake is so much better in every possible aspect.
****9:01** - THE BAT MOBILE!!!!!!**
Thank you for posting all these old games! I want to play through the series, but I really hate the first 3, so I'm just watching them on RUclips instead XD
Played this one on a friend's Apple IIc. Loved these games.
Justin you wear Sperry Topsider boat shoes with no socks ? If so I want to smell your feet !
Justin Torrento I will smell your feet !
****24:41** JESUS H CHRIST... HOW ONE COULD WALK UP THOSE STAIRS AND NOT FALL TO YOUR DEATH IS AMAZING!!!**
What causes the mermaid to not spawn, This episode of Kings Quest had had me stuck for so long I just decided to watch a playthrough (Yours). I am usually good with these games. I have beaten every Space Quest, every Police Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Basically all the best classic Sierra games. I always get stuck on this episode, even when following walkthroughs the mermaid would never appear.. Maybe I was suppose to play on Legacy mode? Your gameplay looks a lot smoother, maybe that's just a scaling application though. I will be sure to play Kings Quest III and finish the series after watching your playthrough. Some games were notoriously evil, they would allow you to progress through an entire game but if you forgot something early on, then at the end you would not be able to progress or finish it, like one of the old Tex Murphy game for instance.
Looks like i was meant to read the door on the other side of the bridge. I remember trying to open it, didn't know I had to read door at the time.
Xxx to to TV TV gotta
can any tell me the name of the theme song? :D
Green sleeves
@@victoriangirl83 Is that a fact?
25:31 - one of the guests looks like Ms. Botz from the Simpsons...
Man! talk about 0'l school pixel graphix....
how detailed could you get in the commands? could you, for example, tell yourself to eat the dirt off the ground?
Each grid area would have specific things that could be done, triggered by keywords. Not every grid was the same. The runnner also completely avoided encounters with two instant kill enemies, the witch and the wizard.
@@ShockL0ver yeah you learned to walk the edge of the screen to avoid the enemies unless you had a fairy dust you.
This looks like the easiest of the first 3 Kings Quest games. THe only "stumper" would have been how to handle the snake
Memories of the goat haha
The goat is a hero. Legendary. Love that goat. Deion Sanders looks like that goat with his weird beard now.
@@TheWolferinDenver haha you know it
Batman @8:55 :P
My only question is, how do you get it to appear?
incredible
🙂🙂🙂
Was it really 25 minutes long only?? 😂
If you played this when it was new, you would have spent so many hours finding the items, avoiding the instant deaths, which you always found out about after it was too late. This game was frustrating as a motherfucker. But still very good.
No, this is just the quickest way to win. Of course, you would examine each area to try to find clues.
I have a RUclips video called library assistant becomes savior for a dog