Showing posts with label Ghislain de Blois. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghislain de Blois. Show all posts

Realms of Quest V - A rather eye opening RPG for the VIC-20 gets a BIG update


As we said before way back in 2014 developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 through the publisher Psytronik. It was another game in the series as a fine tribute to classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s, with graphics reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. If however you've played those games and want something fresh for the VIC-20 you'll be pleased to know Ghislain de Blois has contacted us regarding the current development status of the next RPG in the line up as Realms of Quest V.

Realms of Quest V - The next RPG in a fantastic line up of VIC-20 games!


Way back in 2014 developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 through the publisher Psytronik. It was another game in the series as a fine tribute to classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s, with graphics reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. Yet fast forward to this year and Ghislain de Blois has announced the next game in the series as ' Realms of Quest V ', which again looks to be a very decent RPG for the Commodore VIC-20

Realms of Quest IV - 2014 release for the Commodore VIC-20

Realms of Quest IV Title Image

Developer Ghislain de Blois released Realms of Quest IV for the Commodore VIC-20 computer on January 19th, 2014 through publisher Psytronik. This newest game in the Realms of Quest series is a fine tribute to classic style turn based, party based dungeon crawlers of the 1980‘s. Visually, the game is very reminiscent of the early Wizardry games I-IV. It has wireframe graphics, a 10 level hand designed dungeon complete with spinners, teleporters, pits, and darkness zones, filled with monsters galore just waiting to sink their teeth into an unwary adventurer, plus a temple to heal your characters, a shop to purchase and sell equipment, and an inn to rest and train levels.