King of the Hill - PC/Mac

At the time of purchasing this product I read it's description, and for the players who say it's BORING, it's LAME, deal with it the thing is like 14 years old and you obviously are to stupid to read the description.On to the game.The game is quite funny and expansive for a game of its age, but you must watch the series to get the jokes. Arlen was quite fun to go around because you can see just how things are in there small little town. -Hank Hill #2

Whilst driving to the nearest GAMESTOP on my vespa brand motor pedestrian modiblization device, I bent down to pick up some spaghetti, which had fallen out of my fanny pack, and what I saw changed my life forever. I saw King of the Hill. I picked it up, rushing over to the clerk to purchase the game, luckily, it was on sale, and I got it on the cheap, when I got home to install the game, after brushing away the empty bags of doritos, and dusting off the cheeto dust on the keyboard, the game that I played Blew. My. Mind. The level of interactivity with the residents of Arlen is simply mind-blowing, certainly ahead of its time, seeing as this was a 1976 release, the romance subplot with Bill really made me long for the strong hairy arms of Arlen's resident divorcee, ( SPOILER ALERT) Bobby's loyalty mission was almost equal, going to Lucky's church to heal his gout was certainly a challenge I have never before seen in video gaming. Peggy as the main antagonist of the game was unexpected and truly a twist not unlike Alfred Hitchcock's "Big Rig Racing" film. The mechanics of the game are simply beautiful, whilst wearing a black suit and tie I purchased with the money I had made taking care of a rival substitute teacher for one of Peggy's missions, I found Dale's missions would no longer be available until I took the suit off, his reasoning being that I was part of the FBI. The only disapointment I had with the game was during Lady bird's DLC campaign, even after getting some doritos and mountain dew from the store for the extra XP, I still could not start the Arthritis cure quest, though I'm sure its just a bug and will be fixed shortly. ( SPOILERS END )

This game was a major disappointment because I made the mistake of thinking it would be comparable to today's games.. This was made in the 90's and it's a very simplistic game comparable to most of today's free online gaming websites. The character's voice over clips are funny but they are limited so you start to hear repeats very quickly, which gets annoying.. Save your money on this one.

i played this game once and it all went to my thighs. i have never been blessed by such a holy work of art. I threw away all my bibles and bought copies of this game to replace them. Yyou will never forget the truly exhilarating experience here.

As much as I LOVE King of the Hill, I hoped the game would be even partially as entertaining.No such luck.This game is boring, monotonous, way too simple, and predictable.It might be good for a child.I'd rather watch the shows. Too bad, though. A video or computer game would have been SO much fun!

When I purchased King of the Hill, I had hopes that it would be as good as Virtual Springfield, the CD-ROM based on The Simpsons released several years ago. I couldn't be further from the truth.First, the game is monotonous. It's the same games, same remarks, same everything with each game. In addition, at least 2 of the games in the Hootenany section are readily available on the Internet in the form of free Shockwave games. The games are horribly boring and are over in a matter of a few minutes. There is very limited interactivity with the people in Arlen and with the places you can go while in Hank Hill's house.In short, save your money. The TV show is exponentially more entertaining than this piece of dreck.