Out for revenge, Vohaul kidnaps Wilco and sends him to the Labion labour mines. The player learns that the Sarien attack in the first game was the work of the evil mastermind Sludge Vohaul. In Space Quest II: Vohaul's Revenge, despite being a hero of Xenon, Roger Wilco has been transferred to the Xenon Orbital Station 4 as the head (and only) janitor.
This later version was created using Sierra's Creative Interpreter (SCI) and featured a fully graphical point-and-click interface with no text parser. The game was later remade using 256-colour VGA graphics and re-released in August 1991 under the title Space Quest I: Roger Wilco in the Sarien Encounter. The game was created using Sierra's Adventure Game Interpreter (AGI) engine which combined 2D graphics with a text parser. The game was originally released using 16-colour EGA graphics in October 1986. In return for his services, the people of his home planet Xenon award him the Golden Mop. He boards their ship, activates the self-destruct on the Star Generator and escapes - thereby saving the civilized universe. After escaping the ship in an escape pod he crash lands on a desert planet, where he finds himself a ship and goes after the Sariens. He discovers that the Sariens stole the Star Generator, which could be used as a weapon of mass destruction.
At the beginning of the game Wilco wakes up after an on-shift nap in the broom closet to find that the ship is under attack by the Sariens and the auto-destruct has been activated. The player was given the chance to enter a name for the character, but by default the name was Roger Wilco which later in the series became the only name for the protagonist. The first game in the series, Space Quest: The Sarien Encounter, introduced a space janitor working on a space ship.
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