There’s a single town, along with an expansive labyrinthine forest to explore. In some ways, Quest for Glory IV (the unofficial name, seeing how the numeral is missing from the title) is a throwback to the first game. The real evil is Ad Avis, who somehow survived your attack in Quest for Glory II and is now back for revenge. After all, one of your first friends is Katrina, a mysterious cloaked woman who only comes out at night, which is none too subtle. Of course, vampires play pretty heavily into all of this, although they’re usually portrayed in a rather sympathetic manner. There’s a grave digger named Igor, and a spooky castle, guarded by a Boris Karloff look-a-like.

Cranium who essentially acts as an apothecary, dealing out potions and pills. There’s a mad scientist character named Dr. It has a bit of a spooky horror atmosphere to it, complete with undead creatures and monster movie mainstays. Mordavia is a Slavic land that bears more than a passing resemblance to Transylvania. After dallying in Tarna, the hero is mysteriously zapped to the land of Mordavia to take on the shadows of darkness, as promised back in the ending of Quest for Glory II.

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