In this review, Samantha discusses how Kings Quest: A knight to remember meets all the series expectations, stating - "King’s Quest is everything I hoped it would be, and more. The story is exciting; the characters, intriguing; the artwork, stunning; the acting, flawless; the controls, easy to use. There isn’t a single complaint or negative comment I can come up with about this game."
Gamespresso: "The adventure game genre has seen a resurgence in the past years due to the narrative subgenre created by Telltale Games with gems like The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, and Tales From the Borderlands. In the shadow of that, the question becomes just how well a classic puzzle focused adventure game stacks up in the current landscape. And as it just so happens, in regards to the first chapter of King’s Quest, the answer is that it stacks up very well."
GodisaGeek: "As part of his trip to LA to visit The Odd Gentlemen’s studio, and play King’s Quest: Chapter Two, Mikey also had the chance to sit in with Zelda Williams and talk voice acting with her."
Dan Murphy: "One of the most delightful and charming titles I’ve played so far this year is the first chapter of King’s Quest, a new story in the already established world of Daventry.
It’s a whimsical, almost fairy tale-like adventure and I enjoyed it greatly. So when I got offered the opportunity to talk to one of the voice actors from the game, I really couldn’t resist.
I chatted with Richard White, who plays the role of Whisper in King’s Quest, and who you’ve most certainly heard at some point in your life; playing the character Gaston, from Beauty and the Beast. I wondered if there were many differences between voice acting for a film and a game."
