King's Quest V - The Text Adventure (Part 1 of 2) by Steve Lingle

Comment Michael the gamer

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Review #11 Comment by Steve Lingle
23 Nov 2007

Michael the gamer sure taught me a lesson. Apparently, he does not appreciate criticism of his grammar.

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What the hell is criticism?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
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Wow is everyone dead or is everyone just not making new games or comments

Comment Steve Lingle

Michael the gamer sure taught me a lesson. Apparently, he does not appreciate criticism of his grammar.

Review Michael the gamer

Everyone check this Review!
http://www.textadventures.co.uk/review.php?game=112#r713

Comment alex

i could not play it.i downloaded and un-zipped it but when i loaded it it said: Unable to open C:/ProgramFiles/Quest/KQ5_partone.asl: Library 'typelib.qlb' not found.

How can i fix this problem?

Comment Steve Lingle

It has been brought to my attention and since I'm nearing completion of the full version, I've been testing it myself and discovered that problem.
It seems to occur if you are already playing and get killed and have to restore a game. It produces a code 9 error. If you restart Quest, open the game and then restore, it should work.

Thanks for playing!

Review The Toasty One

I am having trouble. When I save my game, it won't let me load it again. Is this a glitch or is it my computer's fault? It's very annoying -_- I like this game so far, although I haven't played much of it. It's fun and it doesn't seem impossible, like so many other text games I have played. Two thumbs up =)

Comment Julobolo

you are so stupid

Comment Steve Lingle

Really? The other people didn't run into that problem. Please email me at [email protected] and I will email it to you myself.

Comment Michelle

It doesn't seem to work. The zipped files contain no program. very disappointed :(

Review Ian McDermott

I think I like King's Quest too much, because I didn't even play for content... just the sheer fun and nostalgia! I still haven't beaten it yet, (or at least gotten to the end of the demo) but this is mad fun. The only thing that detracts from it isn't even your fault... All the times where the computer would take control of King Graham and play him, especially at the beginning of the game, kinda steal the feeling of "Oh look! I'm King Graham!"
Overall, an awesome game. Although I hate that owl, and always have. You say you did this from memory? I've played the real game and I still couldn't remember anything short of the introduction!!!

Comment Steve Lingle

Thank you for the review!

I think I know what you're referring to. I don't know all the specifics of what you did but if are able to escape the basement, there is a way to get back in without going through the front door to avoid being killed.

Glad you liked it!

Review E.S.

This is a really well-made game. Everything is planned well, and it is fun to play, unlike most games in the archive. Also, you don't beat it in 2 seconds. There are two reasons that I gave this game 4 stars instead of 5. One is that it's only a Part1, not a full game, though it is longer than most other "Full Games" in here. But the main reason is that there were a few bugs--not too bad, or unfixable, but a little irritating. When I saved the game a few times, and came back later to play, when it was loaded, somethings happened that I didn't do. For example, ***SPOILER*** you need to free the rat to be able to free yourself from the basement, and then you can't re-enter the inn, or you will be killed. But when I loaded the game, I hadn't done anything yet, and it said that I had, and they killed me. I needed to restart, because there items in the basement needed to win. This kind of thing happened several times, and I ended up needing to play the game straight without loading in order to win. However, all that being said, it is still an excellent game, enjoyable, playable, and well-created. Thumbs up.