Christmas Quest 3 available now at AdventureGamers

For those of you who played Christmas Quest 1 and 2 (and for those of you who haven't, as well!), Christmas Quest 3 is now available for download at AdventureGamers.

Christmas Quest 3

Very cute, very fun games.

Santa's Little Help Desk. I like that!

Thanks Marian.

I just finished playing 1 and 2 last night.
Thank you for the link.
Cathy

I think I'll wait for the updated version.

I've been playing it today, and it's great. I'm sure the updated version will make a good thing even better.

Do you know the password ?

Cathy, are you looking for a password to start the game?

Or did you start the game and looking for one in the game?
If the case, maybe post at the Hints Forum to get some help.

Chief :holidays:


The game is also available at Free Games Galore from the AGS Link

Thanks Chief.

I was looking for a password that is in the game.
I went to adventuregamers and found what I was looking for.

Cathy :holidays:

Merry Christmas everyone. Is there a walkthru for this one?
Love, Betty Lou

Thanks Marian! I never played this so your posting brings a smile to my face and 3 downloads to my computer. :holidays:

Love, Linda :shiver:

I think you will really enjoy these games, Linda; they are very cute, and there are a lot of references to other adventure games that add to the fun.

I don't think there is a walkthrough yet for CQ3, Betty Lou, but there probably will be one, I would think.

Glad you liked the game, Marian.

In case anyone was waiting on the updated version, we've now released it. Same download link, same file name as Marian listed above, but now in a new, shinier version. (Note: the AGS link Chief provided hasn't yet been updated with the new version.)

For those who downloaded the original version, there are two entirely new puzzles, plus a few other helpful tweaks. Even this time we had to cut some corners (deadlines, argh!), but this is the game more or less as originally intended now.

Betty Lou, there are no walkthroughs that I know of, but this is the world's easiest game. I kid you not! The puzzles are very gentle, so you shouldn't have much problem at all. I'm sure someone somewhere can give you a nudge if you do get stuck, but you can probably manage just fine without it.

And a Merry (now belated) Christmas to all you GBers from Adventure Gamers.

Thanks Singer -- we'll be having fun with it!

I forgot to mention that this game has a GB connection. I received a lot of invaluable help from Pandora, your very own puzzle mod extraordinaire. Between consulting on puzzle details, telling me why all my ideas were lousy (I might be exaggerating this part a bit), helping plow through a nightmare of adminstrative tasks, and talking me down from a ledge once or twice, she was a big help in getting this game done. Her name didn't appear in the final game credits, since those were submitted too early to be changed, but she is listed in the Acknowledgements document, and now I'm doing it again here!

Thanks, Pandora!

Everyone else, if you have any issues with the puzzles, blame her. (I'm kidding, of course, and you won't have any issues anyway!)

Wow -- good job Pandora! Wish I'd been a fly on the wall when you talked him down from that ledge.

I think her exact words were: "Go ahead. It doesn't look that far down." (Although I could be misremembering that point, too. Now that the game is done, I'm trying to block out the trauma of making it. )

Anyway, she was a big help, so there you go: playing CQ3 is supporting one of your own!

Singer is exaggerating my role as much as he's exaggerating the height of the ledge (some call them "curbs"), but it was a lot of fun to help out.

I highly recommend all three of the games. The humor is light-hearted and very relevant to our shared interest - adventure games.

Thanks to our friends at AdventureGamers for the awesome gift!