[1] After the original multi-platform release of HERO'S QUEST, the game series was renamed to
QUEST FOR GLORY in 1990 due to a conflict in copyright relating to Milton Bradley's adventure boardgame
HeroQuest.
[2]
Game story & dialogue by Lori Ann Cole.
Game development system by Jeff Stephenson, Robert Heitman, Pablo Ghenis, Stuart Goldstein and Corey Cole;
Amiga conversion by Robert W. Lindsley, John Rettig and Dan Foy.
Background gfx & animation by Kenn Nishiuye, Gerald Moore, Jeff Crowe and Cindy Walker.
Music by Mark Seibert and Chris Braymen.
[3] Game autoboots from floppy or can be launched from WB.
[4] Game supports full multitasking (memory permitting) and a quit back to WB option.
[5]
HERO'S QUEST is freely available for
downloadHERE [Source:
BTTR].
Last known release: V1.134 (1990)[[NOTES]][1] After the original multi-platform release of
HERO'S QUEST, the game series was renamed to QUEST FOR GLORY in 1990 due to a conflict in copyright relating to Milton Bradley's adventure boardgame
HeroQuest.
[2]
Game story & dialogue by Lori Ann Cole.
Game development system by Jeff Stephenson, Robert Heitman, Pablo Ghenis, Stuart Goldstein and Corey Cole;
Amiga conversion by Robert W. Lindsley, John Rettig and Dan Foy.
Background gfx & animation by Kenn Nishiuye, Gerald Moore, Jeff Crowe and Cindy Walker.
Music by Mark Seibert and Chris Braymen.
[3] Game autoboots from floppy or can be launched from WB.
[4] Game supports full multitasking (memory permitting) and a quit back to WB option.
Last known release: V1.139 (05-Sept-90)