Description Krypton Egg is a clone. Like in all such games, your goal on each level is to break all the bricks with a ball, which you bounce with a paddle, and try to save it from falling out of the level. Some bricks have a random power-up within them. There are many various power-ups (most beneficial, some of them harmful), such as: lengthening/shortening our paddle, enlarging or duplicating our ball, adding thrusters to the paddle so that it can fly, adding various weapons so that the paddle can shoot and destroy bricks, and many more. Occasionally, various monsters will appear on the playfield and begin flying around.

Krypton Egg is a Breakout clone developed in 1989 by Alexandre Kral on Atari. Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows.

Most of those are harmless and do nothing except interfering with the ball (if it hits them, it bounces off). However, some monsters will destroy your paddle if they touch it. Each few levels, there comes a special action sequence where you try to defend yourself from a horde of incoming monsters, or defeat a boss by shooting it and avoiding its missiles.

King's Quest 6 (CD) - Sierra (1993) Tested By: Exodus-Zandex runnable - playable - supported DOSBox version: 0.63 ( supported) runnable - playable - supported DOSBox version: 0.61 ( supported) runnable - playable - supported DOSBox version: 0.60 ( supported) King's Quest 6 Versions (2018-02-18 01:11) Jay Three versions: CD Windows: Enhanced character portraits, enhanced menus and items, options for text, speech or both. Use ScummVM to run this version. You may want to choose 'use windows cursor' and 'use original save game menu' options from ScummVM setup. CD DOS: Less detailed character portraits, menus and items. Options for text or speech. But not both. Menus are brown colors.

Floppy Disk DOS: Less detailed character portraits, menus and items. Only text option. Menus are yellow colors.

(2015-07-22 20:39) KaizokuShojo I installed and am only getting the basic faces I remember seeing when I first played the game as a kid, not the hyper detailed portraits that I got when playing on my old Windows 95. I don't remember what I have to do to get the better portraits. Couldn't install video driver (2009-06-25 20:36) allie I got everything mounted fine, but then I when I tried to run 'Sierra' it returned with 'couldn't install video driver' Any solutions? KQ6 Intro (2007-09-22 19:12) lazerith_444 The introduction files aren't corrupt, the video driver is simply faulty.

The Intro was jumpy even on 486's in real DOS. Sierra fixed the video driver for the Gabriel Knight Demo, but in typical Sierra fashion, didn't bother including this newer driver with the KQ6 CD. Download the GK1DEMO, and copy VGA320.DRV into your KQ6 directory.

Драйвера hp envy m6 entertainment. HP might even provide a tool to install that will intelligently download the system updates you need.

This fixes both the floppy & CD versions of the game. As far as the Thunderboard problem, try downloading the newer Sound Blaster 16 compatible driver. I think it can be found at Quest Studios. Almost perfect.

(2006-03-11 02:17) Criftus Other than the introductory video seemingly being corrupt (?), the game runs flawlessly. No other discernible problems. [DOSBox 0.63] I still can't get voice.