The creators of Quest for Glory are choosing Unity to make their next game!

[LUTOPiA]

We’re developing the game under Unity 3D because it has strong support, ports easily to a wide range of platforms, and our lead developer has a lot of experience with it. I think we’ll be able to build everything we need in C#, although I haven’t used it before. It can (and will) be compiled, not interpreted.

Excitement!

Source: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1878147873/hero-u-rogue-to-redemption/comments

(scroll down to find Corey Cole’s quote)

[BrUnO-XaVIeR]

Never heard of both games neither heard of the authors…But that may be just me.

[keithsoulasa]

@BrUnO XaVIeR

Never heard of both games neither heard of the authors…But that may be just me.

20$ for a Kickstarter game, no thank you .

I like that type of game, but its like a 20$ gamble…

[marcoantap]

Hero’s Quest, later renamed Quest for Glory: So You Want to Be a Hero, inspired me to learn programming and game development, in the old DOS days Good memories.

[VeraxOdium]

@marcoantap

Hero’s Quest, later renamed Quest for Glory: So You Want to Be a Hero, inspired me to learn programming and game development, in the old DOS days Good memories.

I hadn’t the slightest clue until you said “Hero’s Quest”, that’s all I ever knew it as, what a blast from the past, loved that game.

[saymoo]

@BrUnO XaVIeR

Never heard of both games neither heard of the authors…But that may be just me.

You are not alone

[Meltdown]

Aaah… Hero’s quest, I remember

[pivotraze]

I guess I’m too young to remember

[Chris_Aoki]

They were excellent games, I played 4 of them on the PC for DOS. Basically they were point and click adventures that also had rpg combat in them, you could also port your character across each games, and the quests you got differed depending on what you did in prior games. I hope this get’s funded.