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King’s Quest: A Knight to Remember

The game was rated PEGI 12 for occasional non-realistic violence towards human characters. Not appropriate for persons below 12 years of age.
Graham’s journey to recover the Magic Mirror from a dragon’s lair to his quest to become a knight, with plenty of puzzles and challenges along the way.

Details

PEGI leeftijdsadvies

12Violence

  • Beschikbaar op

    • Playstation 3 (29/07/2015)

  • Uitgever

    Activision Blizzard UK Ltd

Rating issues

This is a game viewed primarily in the 3rd person which focuses on the adventures of a would be Knight that occasionally fights fantasy characters such as a large dragon, goblins etc. using a bow and arrow. When hit by an arrow characters react realistically, in the case of the dragon it bellows loudly and retreats; goblins will fall to the ground and remain motionless, there are no blood effects.

Violence towards human characters is non-realistic looking. When confronted by a dragon the player has a choice whether to free the dragon or shoot it with arrow, if he chooses the latter and misses the dragon will, cartoon style’, gobble up the character. There is no physical reaction or audible cries from the character who stands perfectly still whilst disappearing into the mouth of the dragon. There are no depictions of chewing motions from the dragon.

Other issues

At a particular point in the game the player’s character is required to negotiate a rapidly flowing underground stream, this is seen in the 1st person. In order to make progress large spiked obstacles hanging from the ceiling have to be shot down. If the obstacle is not released, thus clearing the way, the character will collide with it at which point the game stops and restarts at an earlier point. The impact is not witnessed.