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King's Quest Chapter 5: The Good Knight - PS4 Review


With the final chapter of this charming tale in the books, I can safely say that while King's Quest Chapter 5: The Good Knight is not the best episode in the series, it does provide a satisfying conclusion to Graham's adventures.

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King's Quest Chapter 4: Snow Place Like Home - PS4 Review


There really is no other way around it, so I'll be blunt: King's Quest Chapter 4: Snow Place Like Home is the weakest entry in the series to date. More numerous puzzles replace the previously clever ones, substituting quantity for quality and while the narrative itself continues to remain charming, overall my decisions felt as though they lacked some of the punch found in earlier entries.

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King's Quest Chapter 3: Once Upon a Climb - PS4 Review


King's Quest has proven to be an interesting adventure series so far. Seldom do you see a series changing things up one episode to the next. They usually find a comfortable cadence and stick to it. While I thought the second episode was a step down in overall quality from the first, it was still good and willing to take some chances. King's Quest Chapter 3: Once Upon a Climb is once again unafraid to approach the material a little differently, and the end result is the best chapter in the series.

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King's Quest - Chapter 2: Rubble Without A Cause - PS4 Review


The actual presentation of King's Quest - Chapter 2: Rubble Without A Cause is outstanding, and though I thoroughly enjoyed Graham's latest misadventures, I did come away with the distinct feeling that this chapter was more style over substance. It is still absolutely worth experiencing it, but I am hopeful that the next chapter offers us something with a little more depth.

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The second chapter of King's Quest is due out Dec 16


I have been wondering when we would see the second chapter, given how fond I was of the first. It looks like we now have our answer.

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King's Quest - Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember - PS4 Review

Episodic format is a tricky thing to pull off in games. Some companies (such as Telltale Games) have pulled it off beautifully, while others have fallen flat on their faces in doing so. King's Quest - Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember is an incredible start to the series, laying the groundwork for the future episodes while providing enough joy in and of itself to make it easily recommended.


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