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Apr 15, 2019 · Shadows of Darkness is the fourth Quest for Glory game. It is a journey into the land of Mordavia - a setting influenced by Eastern Europe, particularly its Slavic areal. The hero had just begun to enjoy his victory in Tarna, when a spell zapped him into parts unknown, without a weapon, items, or even a source of light.
Shadows of Darkness is the fourth game in the much loved adventure/RPG hybrid series, Quest for Glory, created by the now-defunct Sierra On-Line. You are a hero in a strange land, surrounded by strange people and stranger creatures. Will you take up the path of Fighter, Wizard, or Thief?
Quest for Glory 4: Shadows of Darkness is the fourth in the series and continues on from Wages of War. You mysteriously land in a cave in the valley of Mordavia and must stop a Dark Cult from summoning an evil demon named Avoozl.
- Differences from Other Quest For Glory Games
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- Development
- Other Notabilities
- Behind The Scenes
- Manuals and Guides
- Patches
Features
Quest for Glory IV possesses unique features. It is the only game in the series that allows automated Combat (with the AI fighting on your behalf), thus appealing more to adventure players. It also introduced an unlimited Resting, but had some bugs in its Day and Night Cycle.
Content
Quest for Glory IV features far darker themes while maintaining the humor of previous games through such methods as incorporating Boris Karloff and Peter Lorre parodies. Centered around a dark cult summoning an unfathomably large evil, the game was a far cry from earlier villains such as Baba Yaga. Moreover, to fight the new monsters, Quest for Glory IVimplemented an entirely new fighting system. While sometimes criticized as clunky, the new system was undeniably different.
Producer / Project Manager: Oliver BrelsfordDirector / Design / Writing / Dialogue / Story: Corey Cole, Lori Ann ColeLead Programming: Henry YuProgramming: Vana Baker, Oliver Brelsford, Neil Matz, Kevin L. Ray, Henry YuSee Quest for Glory IV Development. Quest for Glory: Shadows of Darkness was created using the SCI2 Interpreter version 2.000.000, and it was the last Quest for Glory game to be made in VGA. Additionally, the game featured a largely original soundtrack by Aubrey Hodges using the Roland SC-55 mk II – although it did feature a reprise of the "Hero’s ...
Tarot Sequence
A particularly detailed sequence in the game involved the Gypsy Magda gathering information about the hero's future and his possible enemies or allies using a deck of Tarot cards. The images used for the game were taken from the Russian Tarot of St. Petersburg, a Rider-Waite-Smithclone deck, and the layout used appears to be unique to the game.
The game is referred to as simply Quest for Glory: Shadows of Darkness on the box, in the manuals, and the title screen in the game itself. It is installed in the QFG4 folder. It has been referred to as Quest for Glory IV: Shadows of Darkness in other sources such as the Quest for Glory Anthology. A debug mode is accessible in the floppy version of...
Quest for Glory: Shadows of Darkness is an adventure game/role-playing video game hybrid. It is the fourth installment of the Quest for Glory computer game series by Sierra On-Line. It was the first and only game of the series to drop the numerals from the title.
Feb 23, 2007 · It is the fourth installment of the Quest for Glory computer game series. Drawn without warning from victory in Tarna, the Hero arrives without equipment or explanation in the middle of the hazardous Dark Caves in the distant land of Mordavia.
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Jul 10, 2016 · Quest for Glory IV: Shadows of Darkness is the forth installment in the Quest for Glory Series. The MPC CD-ROM re-release is the first talkie of the series. It is also the last developed in SCI .
