Space Quest Omnipedia
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Space Quest 7 refers to several different games. See the below referenced documents for details. It is mentioned briefly in the Space Quest 6 Hintbook.[1]

Space Quest Lore[]

Unreleased Games[]

  • Space Quest 7/Space Quest 7: This Time It's Personal (early 1997 development): This as mentioned in Space Quest 6, and appears in the Space Quest 7: The Trailer (made before they decided to return to the roman numerals). A trailer is a teaser which was made to entice upper management into making the game (which was later released in Space Quest Collection Series (and which the game in development received a new tentative name).
  • Space Quest VII: Return to Roman Numerals (mid-1997 development) - After the release of Space Quest 6, Sierra began work on a sequel, headed by Leslie Balfour. It was put on hold and later canceled before completion.
  • Space Quest: Show Me the Buckazoids! (early 1999 develpment) - There was at least one other attempt to resurrect the Space Quest 7 project (minus the numerals). This ended with the shutdown of Yosemite Entertainment and the lay off of 125 of Sierra's staff.
  • Space Quest (Escape Factory) - While work was proceeding on the fan sequel, a company named Escape Factory was hired by Sierra to begin work on a new official title. After a time, it was also canceled.

Fan games (unreleased)[]

  • Space Quest 7 (SQ7.org) - When the above game was canceled, a group of fans began work on a fan made sequel. It was put on hold indefinitely.
  • Space Quest 7: Roger Wilco in This Time It's Personal - A fan sequel being developed in early 2009. A demo was released.[1]
Doug

Dougie, an image from Sierra's SQ7

Sq7 roger render2

Roger Wilco, from SQ7.org

C char colour

A character from Escape Factory's rumored SQ7 title

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References[]

  1. SQ6 HB, pg 129
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