Robin's Quest: A Legend Born

Robin's Quest: A Legend Born Game Customer Reviews

I loved this game. It was so much fun, and that is what I look for in a game. The graphics were so lovely; the colors so pleasing to the eye. The acoustic guitar music was so soothing and fit the period. The lovely English accents in the voice overs added so much to this game, Without them it would not have been as appealing. The story was a twist on the original tale, with Robin Hood being a woman and that just made it more fun. The many things to gather, and the really nice mini puzzles just made this a wonderfully entertaining game which is beautifully done.

- by Mummze_1

Lately, I've found that there are too many adventures where I start and never finish because my head hurts trying to figure out what to do next and wandering around from room to room. Robin's Quest does an excellent job of merging adventure with hidden objects but allows those who want a little extra direction to get it easily. It's very nicely drawn, although some of the characters themselves are more cartoonish than I feel is appropriate....sort of takes away from the rest of the beautiful art. Robin is a likable character and you are rooting for her from the start....I caught myself thinking a few times, "enough of this, we have to rescue her husband!". Each quest is challenging and contains a variety of minigames including an interesting one with wood stacking. The game has a decent length. As you go along, you collect wanted posters with Robin's image on them and I didn't get anywhere near all of them. Guess I'll have to play it again and it will be a pleasure. Also, there's some lovely music during the HOG sequences, though as it got late at night it was a little TOO soothing, lol. I liked the mechanics of the game...the way you choose which merry man or woman to assist you or whether to handle it yourself....the "area cleared" sign (wish more games had that)...all very well done.

- by Pertigal