Having trouble getting your old Sierra On-Line adventure game to run? Here you will find a collection of tips, help, tools and patches to get your games running on newer, faster computers with newer Operating Systems. The help and information that is gathered here comes many sources. Much of it is my own work from experimentation, trial and error. There is also a great deal that has been garnered from the web, mostly from the old Sierra WebX boards, VOGONS and Al Lowe's web site.

The Sierra Help Pages is now on its own domain on www.sierrahelp.com!

These pages were being hosted on tawmis.com with kindness of its owner, known on the Sierra boards as Tymber. Tawm is now a co-admin of The Sierra Help Pages. Thanks, Tawmis.

The Sierra Help Pages now has its own forum. Join now to ask for more help or just to join the community. New content will soon be uploaded. More games will be added. There are now Walkthroughs and some game documentation. There are also some demos, hints, tips and spoilers. Just follow the links below.

• General Help
• Windows XP Help
• Windows 2000 Help
• Specific Game Help
• Game Hints, Tips and Spoilers
• Sierra Game Walkthroughs
• Sierra Manuals, & Quick Reference Cards, etc.
• Sierra Game Maps
• Game Utilities
  • Emulators
• Game Patches
  • Misc Updates
  • Speed Bug Patches

NEW: I have made some new installers for Sierra DOS games. These installers will copy all needed files to your harddrive, configure the games and automatically set them up to run in DOSBox from a Windows shortcut, just like a native Windows game. They can also download and install DOSBox for you. The games will start in a window, which can be made full screen at any time by pressing Alt+Enter.

• New Sierra Game DOSBox Installers

Miscellaneous

• Cheats
• Demos
• Easter Eggs
• Icons Cursors
• Links
• Point Lists
• Screenshots
• Sierra Sound Tracks
• Sierra UHS Files
• Sierra Themes
• Trivia
  • Baba Yaga
  • King's Quest VI Endings

This project is not yet finished, there are still more games and information to add. You can contribute to this project. If you have any questions, comments corrections, or requests that may make these pages better, you may post them on the forum (free registration required to post). I hope that this project can grow into a real asset to the Sierra community.

You can help keep The Sierra Help Pages alive by helping to defray some of the costs of hosting this site. If it has been of help to you, please consider contributing to help keep it online. Thank you.