
SummaryQuest for Glory V: Dragon Fire combines the best elements of role-playing with pulse-pounding, real-time action. Set in the amazing 3D realm of Silmaria, Dragon Fire takes you on a journey fraught with peril, mystery and enchantment. The Council of Silmaria has set before you the seven deadly Rites of Rulership. If you succeed, you'll save the ki...
Rated Tfor Teen
Developer:Yosemite Entertainment
Quest For Glory V: Dragon Fire
Released On:
Nov 30, 1998
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8.5
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Jul 2, 2023
10
This one was my first RPG! And still rocks to me! I mean... holy cow, a game from 1998 where you can romance others characters? In each character class can have different outcomes? Watch and learn, Bioware! - and old fans from the old Quest for Glory that dislike this one for any strange reason... c'mon, guys! Get a grip! This game is AMAZING!
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Aug 13, 2020
10
It's the final part of a wonderful series. It's a RPG-point-click (lol) and have some interesting stories and dialogues, and clever puzzles and secrets. Lots of references as you progress as a Hero, you enter a greek/mytical world with dozens of stories and nice memories. Good to play soft, slowly, seeing each detail in the scenarios. I do love this game, all the characters have different paths to choose,
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Aug 19, 2013
6
Quest for Glory V: Dragon Fire the fifth and final part in a series of role-playing adventure Quest for Glory. The game's plot is based on ancient Greek myths and links together the history of the first games in the series. The gameplay is a pseudo 3D rendered backgrounds, that looks pretty nice. In contrast to the earlier games in the fifth part has become more of a role, leaving the quest behind. ****
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