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Description

Roger Wilco is one of the most important men on the starship Arcada: he is the janitor! Just when he was doing what he does best (dozing off in a closet), the shrill sound of an alarm penetrated the air. Arcada is attacked by the evil Sariens! Before Roger realizes what is going on, he discovers that he is the only survivor. The Sariens have killed the entire crew and stolen the valuable Star Generator. Roger's immediate task is to find a way to leave Arcada, which is about to explode in fifteen minutes. And then he'll have to show the Sariens why they should never mess with brave intergalactic janitors!

Space Quest: The Sarien Encounter is a humorous sci-fi adventure game made with Sierra's AGI engine. The gameplay is similar to that of King's Quest: the player navigates Roger around with arrow keys and interacts with the game world by typing commands. There are puzzles to solve and plenty of situations where the player will have to use his wit to save Roger from death.

Alternate Titles

  • "Star Quest" -- Working title
  • "SQ1" -- Common abbreviated / informal title
  • "Space Quest 1" -- Informal title
  • "Space Quest" -- Informal title

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Anyone knows what that plant is for? 24 Pseudo_Intellectual (42219)
May 31, 2007

Trivia

The twosome responsible for the Space Quest series, Scott Murphy and Mark Crowe (aka The Two Guys From Andromeda), first approached Ken Williams in 1986 with the idea for the first game. Williams was unimpressed with the idea, but the two went ahead and programed a four room demo of their concept on their own time. After seeing it, Williams gave them the go-ahead to make the game.


This entry was contributed by Olivier Masse (421), POMAH (27692), Guy Chapman (1747), Servo (55941), Garcia (4795) and Belboz Bronze Star Contributing Member (6578)
 

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