So anyways, I am assuming that this release was a prelude to the Quest For Glory 6 Kickstarter announcement.

Please confirm this immediately gog.

Thank you so very much Gog, for making me scream with glee like a girl. I loved these games in my childhood, and have wanted them on GOG for years. Suffice to say this was a instant purchase for me, especially because getting half these games' disc versions working on modern computers is a PAIN.

So thanks gog! Keep the Classics coming, dont forget this is what people who have been coming here for years want.

Ten dollars for six excellent games? This is easily GOG's biggest bang for your bucks.

I cannot think of any game similar to this. It's a traditional adventure game: exploration, complex story telling, jokes hidden here and there, gameplay consisting of conversing with characters, picking up items and solving puzzles... you know the kind. But on top of that is an added RPG layer, monsters will attack you as you explore the wilderness, you've got to fight, heal, eat, sleep and find money to survive, in typical Elder Scrolls fashion you've got skills for everything, all of which need to be trained through repeated use.

You can play the game as either a fighter, a wizard, a rogue, a paladin (latter games only), or any hybrid combo of these four classes and the solutions to the puzzles and problems you will encounter will change accordingly (a fighter will tackle problems directly using brute force, while a rogue will try to sneak his way past problems), magic spells, even offensive ones, could be used outside of battles for things other than just blasting monsters, you could export your character in a save file when you finished a game and import it in the sequels, with its stats and items (although unlike Mass Effect, story choices aren't).

The games had only one or two towns each, but special care was put to make the characters and locations unique and make the world feels alive and breathing, NPCs mind their business and stores open when the sun rises, and at sunset, shops close, inns get more lively and less than savory characters and creatures get out of their lair.

A lot of the things I've just listed, you've already seen in recent Elder Scrolls games and modern RPGs, and in the last decade, the line between point and click adventure games and RPGs has become much blurrier, but the combo of adventure and RPG resulted in a unique experience back in the days and in a way it still is because there's still elements from adventure games that aren't common in RPGs nowadays, notably most of the problems you encounter in RPGs tend to be monsters, and the adventure facet brings a fair share of puzzles, investigation and thinking how you're supposed to overcome problems that aren't monsters stronger than you.

And we're talking about a game released in 1989, in a time where the only thing that computer and console RPGs could dream of replicating from traditional pen and papers RPGs was combat, maze like dungeon exploration and leveling up, none of the role playing aspect, complex story telling and feedback only a human game master can supply to its players. It's basically the RPG equivalent of System Shock, a game so revolutionary yet none of us noticed it because we were too busy playing Eye Of The Beholder and Final Fantasy.

Thank you GOG! A fantastic series of adventure games. I'm looking forward to playing these again. And all 5 for $10.... you're too awesome!

Thank you so much I love you GOG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jumping on the gratefulness train - Quest for Glory V was one of those childhood games I never understood fully but which I enjoyed messing around with anyway. Maybe now I'll even be able to finish them all ;) (unless my brain is still as useless, lol)

Finally!!! Thank you GoG!!!! I've waited for these ever since I joined the GoG-beta.
Thank you!! Thank you!!

Thank you so much for this GOG, this is everything I was waiting for. You guys are the best!

six??

You get two different versions of QfG1.

If you haven't already Blueskirt, you should copy and paste this (entire post) in a review on the store page. This is an excellent breakdown! I would have just said 'Kings Quest hybrid' but yours is very accurate. Well done!

I want all Sierra games :)

Finally i can fight the dragon again in V!!!!!!

Check the series' forum; people have probably discussed it there.