I played it many years ago. The narrator is the same dwarf from Lord of the Rings, which you can see yourself. Very cool game, worth a try despite the fact that it is very dated by gaming standards. But the story is top notch, and gives you lots of fun.
shareYes! It's truly an awesome title! One of my favorites.
shareI grew with Sierra games (Quest For Glory, Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry) and QFG4 is denifitely Sierra's best game ever! I love this game and I still play it sometimes even thought I have had this game now about ten years. John-Rhys Davies is excellent in voice role of Narrator. Jennifer Hale is even more than excellent actress to be a voice role of Katrina.
shareI agree. It's a fantastic title with a dark sinister mood and some pretty good humour that you don't find in many games.
shareMan I agree with all of you, but am i the only one who thinks that this game's music is EXTREMELY great? Just remember the Leshi Song, its magical. Don't forget Erana's Garden, The Burgomeister's, the Inn, Baba Yaga, The Monastery, Mordavia Town Hall, etc. Well to say the truth, the versions i really like aren't the one of the voiced version.. the sound blaster DOS version is awesome.
shareThe music was by far the best - I love Erana's Garden and the Castle theme, also the Adventurer's guild and Dr. Cranium Hallway. I have all the soundtracks from QFG 1 through 5 and they are amazing to listen to anytime, anywhere.
shareGlad to hear that many people like this awesome game. I recently got the Anthology CD and its really worth it.
Took some tweaking running it on XP but i somehow managed to do it.
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The Inn Theme is actually Anitra's Dance from the Peer Gynt Suite by Edvard Grieg.
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