Windows 3.x

King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow

Description

In King's Quest VI, you play the role of Prince Alexander, as he desperately searches for Princess Cassima of the Land of the Green Isles, who is being held against her will by her captor, Vizier Abdul Alhazred. To successfully help him, he must travel between the Land's four islands and encounter strange beasts that will either help or hinder him. There are many alternate paths you can take, as well as different endings you can watch. Like its predecessor, actions are performed using a point-and-click interface. The CD-ROM version of the game includes both DOS and Windows versions, full speech, a 50-meg introduction, and the Girl in the Tower theme song.

Alternate Titles

• "國王密使 VI：希望之旅" -- Chinese title (Traditional)
• "KQ6" -- common abbreviation
• "King's Quest VI: Heute geerbt und morgen verschwunden" -- German Title

Part of the Following Groups

• Game Engine: Sierra's Creative Interpreter (SCI)
• Game Engine: Virtual Theatre
• King's Quest series

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User Reviews

Classic adventure with a pretty facelift

jTrippy (53)

The Press Says

Quandary	Jul, 1999		90
Adventure Gamers	May 16, 2008		90
Adventure Corner	Dec 29, 2008		80

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Trivia

King's Quest VI's villain is named Abdul Alhazred; this name was taken from the work of horror and sci-fi writer H.P. Lovecraft. Abdul was a fictional character (also dubbed ''the Mad Arab'') who wrote the Necronomicon.