King's Quest III: To Heir is Human (2024)

bob 2018-08-13 1 point DOS version

i've noticed that King's Quest I had to be run by navigating to it's directory in DosBox and then typing "KQ1" to run. i only discovered this in a forum...HOW THE HELL DO I RUN THIS GAME? there is NO drag and drop functionality, and there is no .exe.

Saratonin 2018-04-07 1 point

I downloaded the DOSbox and the game (DOS version) but I don't know how to run it. I am using a macbook.

Hulsie 2015-05-02 2 points DOS version

My favorite of the series. Severely underrated. The only game I can think of where the copy protection scheme was fun too.

Rayne 2014-08-13 0 point DOS version

This won't download n I can't figure out how to play it

BOB THE BLOB 2014-06-12 0 point DOS version

Use dos box program to install

AnnaCaz 2014-05-06 -1 point DOS version

I can't install... Can you help?

jeremy 2014-01-09 1 point DOS version

First PC game I ever played. It was always fun to tell it to kick the cat.

paperbrain 2013-05-15 2 points DOS version

pierre 2013-01-25 0 point DOS version

it makes feel early 90's atmosphere...

pditty 2012-11-07 0 point DOS version

try to run it, says missing sierra folder. Try to boot off the exe. and it says bad computer image.

paperbrain 2012-07-18 1 point DOS version

KRE 2012-07-17 1 point DOS version

I do not understand computers...at all. When i try to save my game it tells me there is no directory. What does this mean and how do I fix this? I don't want to play if I have to keep starting over each time.

LilC 2012-05-13 2 points DOS version

I remember playing this when I was five and couldn't spell. All I could type was open door, open gate, and sweep floor. The wizard killed me countless times and I could never get away. Ah, memories~!

paperbrain 2012-03-07 0 point DOS version

Damn Nicky's comment makes me feel old; I got my first zits the year this game came out. LMAO

paperbrain 2011-08-19 0 point DOS version

Actually, what my parents got me was the short lived C-16, basically the Vic-20 with all the upgrade carts pre-installed, which was quickly overtaken by the Commodore 64 three months later. Since I was a nerd at the time, I really didn't mind because programming the C-16 in BASIC and machine language was as fun as hell.

paperbrain 2011-08-15 0 point DOS version

This was the first graphic adventure I ever played, and the one that got me hooked on the genre. I only recently played it all the way through, however, because I only played the store demo when it came out. The price of a PC Jr. was WAY out of my league when I was 12, and my parents weren't going to spring for it after buying me a Vic-20 at a garage sale. (I swear I didn't make that part up.)

Nicky 2010-03-27 0 point DOS version

Man I remember playing this as a kid. Hiding from the evil wizard, but I never figured out how to kill him cause I had the pirated version on Amiga 500. Funny to think it was made one year after I was born, ha.