Goblins Quest 3
Game information
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| Category: | Adventure |
| Year: | 1993 |
| More details: | MobyGames Wikipedia |
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| DOSBox: |  Supported (show details) |
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Download from this site
| File | File type | File size |
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| goblins3.zip executable: gob3.exe |
Playable demo MS-DOS |
1,031 kB (1.01 MB) |
Download full version
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| Game title | Download site |
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| Gobliiins Pack | GOG.com |
| Gobliiins Trilogy | Green Man Gaming |
Instruction/comment
NOTE: This game can be played under Windows using the ScummVM engine recreation (see the links section below).
Screenshots
Description (by Sierra Entertainment)
A genuinely interactive Tex Avery style animated game!
Reporter Blount, a journalist hunting for a scoop, sets off on a crazy mission to interview Queen Xina and King Bodd, who since time immemorial, have been unsuccessfully challenging each other for possession of the ''Jewel of the World'' which, according to legend, will give its owner an eternity of delight...
Features
- A genuinely interactive Tex Avery style animated adventure game!
- Hilarious digitized voices and sound effects in ''Goblins'' language!
- Discover a multi-faceted hero, panoramic settings and multi-screen scrolling effects!
Game links
- Goblins Quest 3 official game site
- ScummVM (SCUMM engine recreation) tip
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