Rob from the rich and give to the poor! When an evil ruler taxes his people to near starvation, it's up to Robin to save the day! Help our brave new hero rise from humble beginnings to becoming the champion remembered in history. Gather a band of merry men to help you solve tricky puzzles, master tough minigames, and win tricky archery competitions in Robin's Quest, a Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game.
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 1.8 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 8.1
- Hard Drive: 268 MB
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Robin's Quest: A Legend Born
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Robin's Quest: A Legend Born is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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smilingsun72 from
A parent's path lay way for a legend to be born!
Completed: This was in my "games you'll love/like" and it was a sale day so I decided to buy it after reading the reviews first. I can say I enjoyed this very much. For the price I got a lot of extra goodies you'd get in a CE.
The story was very well done. The voice acting was good. The music score perfect for the games theme. The graphics were beautiful. The games were a variety and not that hard to do. And I loved that it let me know when I completed that scene. (So make sure to look for all the wanted posters of Robin and hidden stashes of loot.) Also, the shooting games for archery was a nice touch.
You play as Robin Hood. You help the villagers and rid the land of the bad guys as you gain your Merry Band along the way to thwarting Prince John and rescuing your husband. (The secret's out! Robin's a woman in this game!)
I recommend this game for it's family and good ole ye fun!
Date published: 2017-01-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
dladymuse from
Delightful!
Loved this game. Music is enchanting and the story was good. Mini games were pretty tough in some places I had to use the skip button a little too often. Aside from that it was a nice relaxing break from the usual, darker HOGs.
Date published: 2015-04-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
tazz29 from
still play this game three years later!
Awesome game, great soundtrack, addictive.
Date published: 2014-12-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
MysteryAngel145 from
Bulls-eye! - a charmer of a game! (based on demo)
It was light, fun, merry, and very in keeping with the time period as far as the music, dialogue, and the general ambiance. Others have said there are collectibles in each scene, but I noticed not all were mentioned (unless I missed someone writing it). So, in order that no one misses anything (as I almost did!) - I thought I'd list them. Besides the adventurous tasks (i.e.- having a blacksmith make things with inventory items as well as trading for other things with a merchant)- there are collectibles and extras that you usually only find in a CE game.
1) Wanted Posters of you (Robin Hood) hidden in each scene - when you grab them, they rip in half as if you are tearing them and dispensing of them - I loved that touch!
2) Gold coins, always hidden - and in many different places, so be sure and put your cursor over the scene!
3) Scraps of pardons signed by the king but torn by the bishop and scattered throughout the land. Once put together, it helps you obtain each of your merry men in your band so they will no longer be wanted and in need of hiding. You work with each man, one at a time, and once each of them joins your band, you are equipped with his "power" (strength, persuasion, etc) - skills used in the game to help the townsfolk and you in your quest.
4) Little blue will-o-wisps - a floating, glowing dot - somewhat similar to but different than the blue sparkles if you play on casual- there is only one in each scene and they seem to appear and disappear so keep a lookout - catching one helps to boost your hints, which are sometimes helpful and needed, because the map is not interactive, nor does it show tasks needing to be done, etc.
That would be my only complaint with this game - the almost useless map- but it's not a big complaint at all. I just had too much fun to care! lol
The gameplay is in keeping with the time period, puzzles too (maybe a few objects in the HOS scenes were not used then or too modernized, but with the fun factor, it was easy to forgive that) - also very cool how you can take a break from the adventure/quest, to play the archery mini games by "entering" the competition through the bulletin! So clever how the devs fashioned this. The voice-overs are superb (Robin's voice sounds much like Zelena's from Once Upon a Time- the TV show) and there are a lot of humorous bits in the game where I broke out in a laugh. The characters are engaging and endearing, and I also enjoyed eavesdropping on their conversations. Just one of many little touches that made the experience memorable.
I can't say enough good things about this game.
It will be one I play over and over again. (though I have approx. a hundred BF games, and have played double that in demos.)
It just leaves you with a good, cozy feeling as you play, with never a dull moment - and I really prefer games that achieve that goal. :)
This game gave me the same overall good feeling as the Awakening series - Intriguing, bright, cheery, not too dark, with music that's light and airy and bright- interesting and unique characters/story- and loads of fun!
btw- I am not a child or teen. I am a woman with two grown children and am a strong period drama lover. I don't consider myself a beginner either- not after the many games I've played on here! lol But I challenge you- try the demo, and see for yourself what all the stir is about. ;-)
Devs- if you're reading this- we need more SEs like this one, please! :)
Date published: 2014-10-01
Rated 5 out of
5
by
rosekaufmann from
NOT WHAT WAS INITIALLY EXPECTED
A new twist on an old tale: Robin is a woman and not only has to fight to right the oppression of the Brits but help her husband escape from prison. Very well done - it is as believable as the original tale. While on her quest, various villagers will ask her help in getting their money back. Your hints are in the form of fireflies and you can capture additional ones to replenish them when they dwindle.
As with the tale, Robin forms a band of Merry Men, each with their own skill. Robin also has to rip down her wanted posters (62) and help her Merry Men find the pieces of their Pardons from the king. You’ll also have to search for hidden gold caches. You may need to return to an area, but once it is completed, you get an “Area Complete” notation so that you don’t waste time unnecessarily exploring unfruitful locations. Most of the puzzles have a purpose, such as helping to build a wall or baking a pie to distract the guards (you just happened to overhear them talking about how they snitched pies from the baker while you are in his shop).
SUMMARY: An average length game with 16 chapters of an old tale. Various inspired quests and puzzles which are integral to the game of helping your fellow Brits and your husband. Done with a good sense of humor and attention to detail. Good production values.
Date published: 2013-11-11
Rated 5 out of
5
by
LEIZAP from
Fun & Easy Little Game
This game was quite easy (which is normally a turn off), but had so many exceptional points. Great storyline, fitting music, good puzzles, quaint characters... just a fun diversion from all the scary demonic stuff we usually see! Please more like this!!
Date published: 2013-07-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
nospaceleft from
Quite enjoyable!
The storyline is a nice little twist on Robin Hood.
Although the gameplay is pretty straight forward, it was never boring or tedious. There was just enough thinking required to keep it interesting and none of the puzzles were too hard.
It was also nice to have well-lit scenes!!
I like the "finished" notice on each area...didn't need a map or directions.
However, this is not a game for those who want a challenge, but if you'd like to spend a few hours with a relaxing, interesting game....this is the one.
Personally, I don't play for scores or achievements but for relaxing and still using my mind (instead of TV zombie...lol)
I wouldn't mind 12 other games just like this!
Date published: 2013-05-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
BirdLover89 from
Cute
This was a really cute, enjoyable game, and not dark and gory like so many of the games. This was so much fun to play. I liked the little puzzles, and I liked that it showed when an area was cleared. I had a little difficulty figuring out which power to use at times, but that part added a lot of fun. I highly recommend this game, especially nice for children.
Date published: 2013-05-22
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Playagrl from
Great "Quest"
Loved this HOG, it's really entertaining. As most HOGs I play...that's worth the time.
Date published: 2013-05-22
Rated 5 out of
5
by
milwaukeebry from
So much fun!
I have played a ton of HOG's. This was a fun change-up from the normal HOG's. I recommend it for a change. It's not dark and you earn skills. Fun!!
Date published: 2013-04-01