If the next King's Quest game...

[Yonkey]

I'd have to go with RPG, but I definitely wouldn't consider it a King's Quest game.

[sivvrianBARRY]

Seeing as how you can play MOE as a FPS, there really wasn't any choice involved in this one.

[Louisiana Night]

First-Person Shooter

reason?

MoE on crugs

[Yonkey]

Hmm, I guess I didn't word the poll properly.  It's now fixed and the votes were reset.

[Rosella]

I'd say it would be an RPG. But it'd still be different enough for me to rant about it not being a KQ game like I do about MoE.

[icarus]

RPG, RPG ............... make it an RPG

[Elessar]

RPG.

[Jafar]

A platformer, starring the Dangling Participle!

[racx_00]

I reckon it would be interesting as an FPS, especially after the MoE on crugs thing

[Warlock]

votes for strategy


Am I the only one fancying the idea of managing Daventry's resources and waging war on the green isles?  

[Raforever]

I think RPG would work better but strategy wouldn´t be too bad  

[amarinda]

FPS, because a lot of those kinds of games still have good cut scenes. And items you can walk around and collect.

But what is a simulation game, exactly?

I almost think the first 2 KQs would have made better platformers... they were too 2D to be, uh, 3D. I mean, a 3D environment. I dunno what I'm saying.

[Yonkey]

But what is a simulation game, exactly?

SimCity, SimEarth, The Sims, etc.

[Louisiana Night]

or it could mean Falcon 4.0,  X-plane, Red Baron, etc.

*visualizes Alexander flying a fighter jet*

[Farquhar]

Does anyone else think it would be cool if there was an online RPG, sort of like Everquest or something? Then you could wander around Daventry interacting with other players, and perhaps join with a member of the Royal Family and embark on a quest.

[Lollotte]

Yeah! Love it!  

It would also be fun to have a KQ "Sims": Make a Royal Family, or something.  

[Farquhar]

That would be interesting.  

[Storm]

One of the last 3 options

But seriously... RPG. It's the 'closest' genre, RPGs can still have nice, plot-related puzzles, and they don't usually require as much hand-eye coordination as the other genres - so there's a chance I'll get to see more than just the first minute of the game

[Rune_of_Westhaven]

RPG is probably the closest; the others though could be interesting..

[Zelly]

I would have to go with an RPG, but my second choice would have to be platform-based.