This was the game that started it all! Designed by Mark Crowe and Scott Murphy, the self-styled Two Guys from Andromeda, Space Quest I introduces us to Roger Wilco, a hapless janitor stationed aboard the starship Arcada. When evil Sariens board the ship and steal the experimental Star Generator, Roger is the only crew member left alive. Can he escape the ship and stop the Sariens from taking over the galaxy? Created using Sierra's AGI engine, the game features classic 16-color graphics and a text parser interface that defined early adventure gaming.

Despite receiving the coveted Golden Mop for his galaxy-saving antics in Space Quest I, Roger Wilco finds himself once again serving as a lowly sanitation engineer, this time aboard Xenon Orbital Station 4. Fate intervenes, however, when he is kidnapped by Sludge Vohaul, the nefarious genius behind the original Star Generator incident. Now it's up to Roger to escape Vohaul's clutches and stop him from unleashing an army of genetically engineered door-to-door insurance salesmen on the galaxy!

After Roger Wilco drifts through space in cryosleep for an indeterminate length of time, Space Quest III opens with a garbage freighter mistaking his escape pod for space debris and bringing it aboard. Trapped on the freighter, Roger discovers and repairs a small ship called the Aluminum Mallard, then sets off to explore the galaxy (and grab a bite to eat at Monolith Burger). Before long, he stumbles into another adventure: the Two Guys from Andromeda have been captured by ScumSoft, Inc. and forced to churn out mindless video games against their will. Can Roger rescue them before it's too late? With Sierra's new SCI engine and support for sound cards, the Space Quest series had never looked or sounded better!

Sludge Vohaul is back, and this time he's brought his Sequel Police with him! The evil scientist from Space Quest II, still bent on revenge against his nemesis Roger Wilco, has seized control of the timeline and is twisting it to his own ends. Now Roger must travel to Space Quest X, Space Quest XII, and even all the way back to Space Quest I to stop him. Along the way, he also learns about his future wife, a mysterious woman named Beatrice. Space Quest IV is the first game in the series to feature 256-color graphics and Sierra's icon-based point-and-click interface.

Relive Roger Wilco's first adventure in stunning 256-color VGA with an entirely new soundtrack! Yes, it's the Sarien Encounter we all know and love, now upgraded to Sierra's point-and-click interface. The plot remains the same: space janitor, evil Sariens, Star Generator, and so on. This time around, however, it's rendered in a kitschy 1950s sci-fi aesthetic that reimagines the original adventure with a colorful retro flair. It's time to save the galaxy for the first time — again!

Designed by Guy from Andromeda Mark Crowe and developed at Dynamix, Space Quest V finds a slightly more ambitious Roger Wilco enrolled at StarCon Academy. After a minor scoring glitch on his aptitude test, Roger is awarded command of the SCS Eureka, a garbage scow on a mission to clean up the universe. Along with his intrepid crew of fellow StarCon washouts, Roger stumbles onto a conspiracy to pollute the galaxy with mutagenic ooze. Can he stop the Sludge Bandits in time and rescue Ambassador Beatrice Wankmeister before it's too late?

Co-designed by Scott Murphy and "Third Guy from Andromeda" Josh Mandel, Space Quest 6 sees Roger Wilco returning to his roots after StarCon literally strips him of rank and reassigns him as Janitor Second Class aboard the SCS DeepShip 86. As usual, however, trouble has a way of finding Roger, and he soon becomes entangled in a plot by the sinister Sharpei. What is Project Immortality, and what does it have to do with Roger's friend, Corpsman Stellar Santiago? Play Space Quest 6, featuring 640x480 Super VGA graphics, to find out!