The rest of the time is spent infiltrating the towns, castles and abbeys for vital information. You must complete certain quests during each day in order to proceed, although a vast majority of them are fairly brief, and just involve accosting various travelers and finding new disguises. The adventure consists of thirteen “days”, which all focus around Sherwood Forest and the city of Nottingham. The Queen is working to pay this ransom, but naturally, Prince John is diverting the funds for his own uses, so it’s up to Robin, with the aid of his gang and the lovely Maid Marian, to ensure the king’s safe return. Here, King Richard has been captured during his adventures and held hostage by King Leopold of Austria.
The outlaw by the name of Robin Hood, along with his faithful band of Merry Men, are devoted to robbing the rich, giving to the poor, and working in favor of the general populace while fighting against a cruel government.
Most people are familiar with the basics of Robin Hood – while King Richard is off fighting the crusaders, the corrupt Prince John and his notorious right-hand man, the Sheriff of Nottingham, are unfairly ruling over the people the England. Instead, Marx and company went a different route and jumped several centuries forward from Arthurian times, basing their second (and final) game on Robin Hood. Some parts of the first game referred to it as “ Conquests of Camelot I”, implying that a sequel would focus again on King Arthur, or at least the Knights of the Round.
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