Rather than having a small town and a huge world to explore, Quest for Glory II flips that around, by having one gigantic town and a fairly small exterior world. It’s also structured quite a bit differently. The music is appropriately Arabic flavored, although like many earlier adventure games it’s silent for a majority of the time. When you first get to the city you change into an appropriate outfit, ditching your old suit and cape. The atmosphere in Shapeir is completely different from its predecessor. Here, he must foil the plans of Ad Avis, who wishes to call the usual evil demons to rule the world.
After taking care of them, the hero will ride off to the crime ridden Raseir, Shapeir’s evil doppelganger city, which appears to be permanently devoid of light.
All seems well for a few days, until the city comes under attack by a variety of troublesome elementals, who are based on earth, fire, wind and water, per RPG standards. Quest for Glory II, using the SCI0 engine, begins with our hero riding a magic carpet to the land of Shapeir, a desert country straight out of the Arabian Nights.
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