Featuring animation that rivals that of Disney, the game's simplistic interface sports a new level of intuitive gameplay. Designed by the venerable game designer Roberta Williams as well as Lorelei Shannon, the latest King's Quest tells the story of a classic fairy tale of love and justice. In King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride, the central story involves the marital status, or rather lack of, of Princess Rosella. The latest incarnation in the King's Quest series continues with the adventures of Princess Rosella and Queen Valanice in the magical realm of Eldritch. As opposed to the realistic drawing style of all the preceding game, it has brightly colored visuals reminiscent of Walt Disney cartoons. The game is divided into chapters, alternating between the queen and the princess as protagonists. It discards the icon-based interface of the two previous installments, and instead features a simplified "smart cursor" used for general interaction with highlighted objects and characters, as well as significantly fewer text descriptions. Like its predecessors, King's Quest VII is an adventure game primarily based on solving inventory puzzles.
They must find each other and eventually defeat an evil sorceress who plots to ruin the land.
The two end up in different parts of a land known as Eldritch, with Rosella being transformed into a troll. However, the young princess seems to be more interested in adventure, recklessly following a mysterious magical creature into a whirlpool that eventually transfer herself and her mother to another world. Queen Valanice of Daventry has always thought that getting married would be the best course of action for her daughter Rosella.
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