Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire (1990)
A comedic fantasy hybrid videogame with adventure and roleplaying elements, which chiefly relies on text parsing for interaction with the game world. The Hero continues his adventuring career in a fantasy land inspired by mostly Middle-Eastern culture and folklore.
Genres: Adventure, Puzzle, Role-Playing
Franchise: Quest for Glory
Developer: Sierra Entertainment
Publisher: Sierra Entertainment
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| May 27 | gtrmp | 80 60% |
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| Mar 08 |  |
Zaltys | 90 96% |
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Veterini | 76 62% |
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maddog | 78 55% |
| Aug 11, 2018 | Bricks | 65 5% |
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psych0naut (The Socialist Standard) | 60 25% |
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hermitek | 55 8% |
| Feb 02, 2018 | Grinner | 85 66% |
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| Jan 28, 2018 |  |
Ytadel | 7 82% |
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I enjoy these classic Sierra adventure games so much, right down to their tinny simple music and lovely pixelated graphical presentation. This Arabian Nights-before-Aladdin-did-it RPG adventure is a ton of fun too though the maze-like cities were REALLY hard to wrap my mind around as a kid.
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BillyShears | 70 51% |
| Jan 26, 2018 | law | 4 7% |
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I don't appreciate adventure games that rely on text parsers. I can't even get Google or Siri or Alexa to do what I want them to nowadays, never mind some game from decades ago. It also looks hideous. Too bad this entry in the QFG series never got the graphical and point-and-click overhaul that the original did.
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| Average Percentile 47% from 11 Ratings |  |
