Play as both Rosella and Queen Valanice in this seventh installment in the King's Quest saga. As Rosella seeks the love of her life, Queen Valanice tries to rescue her from the land they have discovered themselves in. Play as each of them in alternating chapters as the story unfolds.

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Alternate Titles

"國王密使 7" -- Chinese spelling (traditional)
"מסע המלך VII - הכלה ללא הנסיך" -- Hebrew title
"KQ7" -- Common abbreviation
"King's Quest VII: Die prinzlose Braut" -- German title
"King's Quest 7: Невеста тролля" -- Russian spelling

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Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	King's Quest VII: Princeless Bride	Windows	$3.42
	Roberta Williams' King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride
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User Reviews

A light-hearted journey in a classic series

jTrippy (63)

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The Press Says

World Village (Gamer's Zone)	1995		100
Pelit	Feb 01, 1995	93 out of 100	93
Power Play	Nov, 1994	85 out of 100	85
Jeuxvideo.com	Jan 29, 2010	16 out of 20	80
High Score	Feb, 1995	4 out of 5	80
Adventure Gamers	Sep 04, 2003		70
Adventure Classic Gaming	Oct 11, 1997	2 out of 5	40

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Trivia

Bugs

In order to release Roberta Williams' King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride in time for Christmas '94, Sierra didn't spend much time on beta testing. The game was very buggy and it was literally impossible to finish it without the patches that were released a few months later. Due to the large amount of bugs and a the lousy save interface, they released version 2.0 of the game, which worked faster, was less buggy and had an enhanced save interface, in 1995.

Intro

In the Disney-inspired intro, Rosella sings a song and is depicted having only 3 fingers and a thumb on each hand. Unlike Disney movies, the opening sequence is the only song in the entire story.

King Graham

Roberta Williams' King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride is the only game in the series not to feature King Graham in any capacity, although he's listed in the voice credits. This may be indicative that the character was originally included, but cut do to time constraints in an effort to push the game out for a Christmas release. However, rhere is a line of dialog recorded by Danny Delk on the game's CD wherein King Graham says "Ladies! I was getting worried! You're 15 minutes late for lunch!"

King's Quest references

Although the packaging assures potential buyers that no previous King's Quest experience is required to play the game, Prince Edgar from King's Quest IV: The Perils of Rosella appears in a pivotal role, but his presence is explained during the game for those players unfamiliar with the previous game.

Title

Two other subtitles that the designers considered for the game were What's Lava Got to Do With It and Rosella Vs. The Volcano.

Information also contributed by Adam Baratz, Daniel Albu

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