Then I lost it again (probably in our move to Texas) and never found it. I can remember that I found the disc a few years later (when I was around.9? 10?) when we'd gotten my Windows XP computer (which served me quite well for a great number of years!) and I attempted to install it and play it again. And, even now, I still don't know how to play Chess (nor Poker for that matter), and unless I'm playing an Adventure Game like GK3 or PQ1, I don't frankly care to learn 1. I think it WAS made for little kids, but again, I'm not so sure.

I want to find this game again, as I want to see how it ends and relive my Nope. I don't believe there was much-if any- dialogue other than instructions. The Jester was obviously the villain, and what creeped me out back then (although I think it's cool now!) is that every time he would appear in a room, his happy-go-lucky theme music would play and he'd dance around and generally annoy/creep out the Knight before leaving for another room. oh boy, a Chess puzzle! Yeah, that's a GREAT puzzle to put in a game I was playing when I was 5-6 years old who it usually took months to complete ANY game at all! The only ones that I remember, are the Kitchen, which I think had like a matching puzzle or hidden object puzzle? and the Garden, which had. There were a bunch of rooms in the castle, each leading to a different area with a different minigame puzzle. I think you had to rescue a Princess (which makes sense given the Knight's occupation, and it was the Jester who had her. It starred a Knight in Shining Armor (no, not my usernamesake), whose name I have forgotten sadly. It had pretty good graphics for its time (very 90s cartoony). It was for Windows (98, I think?), not DOS (I didn't even really know what DOS was up until I discovered Sierra two years ago!).

I've been trying to figure out for the past few years what a certain game is called that I used to play as a little girl on the computer.

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