Gabriel Knight 3 is awesome. I just finished the game and I am ready to play it again. Unlike other games, this game has a total virtual world to interact in. This particular game is set in Renne Les Chateu in France. The environments are awesome. You can play this game several times and it will be different, because while you are interacting with someone in a particular area of the game, something else is going on in another area that you are missing. Please play the first two games as well. You should be able to find them in the discount areas of most PC stores.  Read the complete review

Lets get one thing straight, this one of the best adventure offerings of 1999. Gabriel Knight goes to France to investigate a kidnap. In the process he becomes entangled in a web of deceit. This sets the scene perfectly as Gabriel starts his adventure in a hotel, trying to trace a couple of kidnappers. The gameplay is classical, where there are many characters to suspect, and through conversation and collecting clues the story progresses. The game is fluid, with time progressing as certain parts of the story are revealed. The appeal is in the graphics, the historic plot line and some intense moments. As with all adventure games, once you know the story, replayability is .  Read the complete review

Having played the second Gabriel Knight story when it first came out, I'd been waiting and waiting for the third story, unable to understand why everyone else wasn't raving about this classic. After umpteen postponements part 3 was finally released and after such anticipation I was fearful the wait wouldn't be worth it. Within seconds, I knew the wait had been worth it. You play Gabriel Knight and his assistant Grace, two people I'd come to know well from the second story. Where the third improves on the second is that both people cover the same ground but from totally different perspectives, discovering different things. At this point I need to admit ...  Read the complete review

Lets get one thing straight, this one of the best adventure offerings of 1999. Gabriel Knight goes to France to investigate a kidnap. In the process he becomes entangled in a web of deceit. This sets the scene perfectly as Gabriel starts his adventure in a hotel, trying to trace a couple of kidnappers. The gameplay is classical, where there are many characters to suspect, and through conversation and collecting clues the story progresses. The game is fluid, with time progressing as certain parts of the story are revealed. The appeal is in the graphics, the historic plot line and some intense moments. As with all adventure games, once you know the story, replayability is .  Read the complete review