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New King's Quest game set for release in fall 2015

By Ashley Reed
published 6 December 2014

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A tale begun in times of old...

A tale begun in times of old...

If you freaked out about the reemergence of Sierra Games this past summer, then you're going to love this: King's Quest, Sierra's golden-era adventure series, is getting a revival too. With a soft announcement via Twitter and a full-on ceremony at The Game Awards 2014, the world finally got its first peek at the new King's Quest, and it looks just as awesome as we hoped.

The game's first official trailer shows our nervous, feather-capped hero dealing with a series of perilous challenges, including long falls, imposing rock ogres and, of course, a giant dragon. Rendered in sketchily stylized 3D, the trailer suggests a true return to form, bringing back everything we love about this series while still accounting for the sixteen years of development that have passed since its last installment. This quest begins in fall 2015, so dawn your feather caps, and get ready for an adventure.

That's all we know for now, but check out the images in the following slides for more Questy awesomeness.

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Now isn't that pretty?

Now isn't that pretty?

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This too

This too

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There's our hero, being all heroic

There's our hero, being all heroic

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Is the treasure of a thousand kingdoms in there?

Is the treasure of a thousand kingdoms in there?

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Just don't look at him, keep walking

Just don't look at him, keep walking

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If you have to trudge through a cave, at least it's pretty!

If you have to trudge through a cave, at least it's pretty!

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Mind the gap... and the fire breathing beast

Mind the gap... and the fire breathing beast

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He looks friendly enough

He looks friendly enough

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But anyone would compared to this guy

But anyone would compared to this guy

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Former Associate Editor at GamesRadar, Ashley is now Lead Writer at Respawn working on Apex Legends. She's a lover of FPS titles, horror games, and stealth games. If you can see her, you're already dead.

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