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King's Quest: Once Upon A Climb Review | Hey Poor Player

HPP: Sierra and the Odd Gentlemen prove once again the venerated King's Quest series is in capable hands with the saccharine Once Upon A Climb.

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derkasan3338d ago

Looks like another solid entry in the King's Quest series

dead_pixels3338d ago

It's without a doubt the best yet. If you haven't had a chance to check out the series yet I can't recommend it enough.

coolbeans3338d ago

Well I'm excited! I was a big fan of Episode 1 but was incredibly underwhelmed by Episode 2. Glad to see this is a return to form.

dead_pixels3338d ago

@coolbeans I had the same issue as well. Episode 2 had entirely too much backtracking and felt like a step in the wrong direction for the series. Once Upon A Climb borrows the freedom of choice that we were introduced to in Rubble Without A Cause, albeit in a less heavyhanded way, while rekindling the things that made the series' debut so exciting.

That said, you're in for a treat!

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Sierra made the games of my childhood. Are they still fun to play?

Get ready for some nostalgia.

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RaidenBlack40d ago

Yes,
and I absolutely loved the logo of Sierra for some reason.
Maybe, mainly because of F.E.A.R. 😈

Levii_9240d ago

EXACTLY what i was thinking!! My thoughts immediately went to FEAR as soon as i read Sierra.

Eidolon39d ago (Edited 39d ago )

Did they develop it? I thought it was Monolith.

Notellin39d ago

In video games there are two logos that appear before the title screen. One is the publisher and one is the developer.

In your question, Monolith is the developer so the logo they are speaking about is the one for Sierra, the publisher.

Hope this helps.

gurp40d ago

yes, everyone or at least most people should try to play some of them
I never played any 80s games, but played most of the 90's and early 2000's Sierra games

jznrpg38d ago

Played a lot of Sierra games as a kid and teenager. Fun times

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Video Game Hall of Fame Welcomes its Class of 2020: Minecraft, Bejeweled, Centipede, & King’s Quest

Video Game Canon writes:

"Shortlisted as a finalist in 2015, 2016, and 2018, the title was passed over again and again and again. But Minecraft’s creative sandbox become too big to ignore this year, and it has finally been enshrined in the World Video Game Hall of Fame."

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7 Best PS4 Free-to-Play Games You Won't Be Able to Stop Playing

Chris Penwell from PlayStation LifeStyle writes: Wondering what the best PS4 free-to-play games are? Here are seven of them that stand out and deserve your attention.

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