King’s Quest promises A Knight to Remember in July

The first episode of The Odd Gentlemen’s episodic King’s Quest series will launch on 28 July.

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Titled King’s Quest: A Knight to Remember, the first episode starts off King Graham’s retrospective adventures as he tells tales of his past to his granddaughter Gwendolyn.

It’ll apparently be available for £7.99 as a stand-alone episode, or can be purchased as a bundle of all five chapters (including “a future bonus playable story epilogue”) titled King’s Quest: The Complete Collection. Which seems a bit erroneous unless it also comes with all of the old King’s Quest games. The bundle will cost £31.99, which is… actually pretty bloody expensive, now that I think about it.

The remaining chapters of King’s Quest, and its epilogue, will launch throughout 2015 and 2016. That first chapter, though? £7.99 on 28 July.

Oh, and the trailer below says 29 July, but according to the email accompanying the trailer, that’s just for the Xbox One version. PC and PS4 will be getting it a day earlier.


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