Honor Quest

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Autumn Dreams later released Honor Quest SE, a complete remake of the original game with an original soundtrack.

Darren Hewer also put considerable work into a sequel, Honor Quest 2, of which only the first chapter of the game was ever finished and released - another example of the infamous Demo curse.