Roberta Williams' King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride is the only game in the series not to feature King Graham in any capacity, although he's listed in the voice credits.

Unlike Disney movies, the opening sequence is the only song in the entire story. In the Disney-inspired intro, Rosella sings a song and is depicted having only 3 fingers and a thumb on each hand. Due to the large amount of bugs and a the lousy save interface, they released version 2.0 of the game, which worked faster, was less buggy and had an enhanced save interface, in 1995. The game was very buggy and it was literally impossible to finish it without the patches that were released a few months later. In order to release Roberta Williams' King's Quest VII: The Princeless Bride in time for Christmas '94, Sierra didn't spend much time on beta testing. Game Engine: Sierra's Creative Interpreter (SCI).As opposed to the realistic drawing style of all the preceding game, it has brightly colored visuals reminiscent of Walt Disney cartoons. The game is divided into chapters, alternating between the queen and the princess as protagonists. It discards the icon-based interface of the two previous installments, and instead features a simplified 'smart cursor' used for general interaction with highlighted objects and characters, as well as significantly fewer text descriptions.

Like its predecessors, King's Quest VII is an adventure game primarily based on solving inventory puzzles. They must find each other and eventually defeat an evil sorceress who plots to ruin the land. The two end up in different parts of a land known as Eldritch, with Rosella being transformed into a troll. However, the young princess seems to be more interested in adventure, recklessly following a mysterious magical creature into a whirlpool that eventually transfer herself and her mother to another world. Queen Valanice of Daventry has always thought that getting married would be the best course of action for her daughter Rosella.

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