Gabriel Knight 3: Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned

Posted by Philip Jong.
First posted on 21 November 1999. Last updated on 08 August 2009.
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Fans have dubbed game designer Jane Jensen to be the last hope to save the troubled adventure genre. Her awarding-winning Gabriel Knight series has lured in numerous adventure fans, both new and old. Despite her infallible track record, many gamers feel unease when it is found that the next sequel in the series, Gabriel Knight 3: Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned, has abandoned the…

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Alright, the game is just amazing, but poor of you, i live in europe(Portugal) and i have the possibility to see the real Rennes-le-Chateau, a lot of people think that this game is just a game, but no, it's a real mystery. And thanks to game i am another one who likes the mystery and believe me Rennes le chateau is all what you think it is, just mysterious. Nice Page you have here. Almeida

By Almeida • On 11 October 2001 • From Portugal ( We're going to WORLCUP Yupii

I was VERY disappointed in the graphics and the interface of GK3. I enjoyed the live action and point-and-click action of the GK2 enormously. GK3's navigational tools are clumsy and took away from my enjoyment of the game. In addition, the background was not as richly detailed as GK2. Overall, a major disappointment. So much so that I abandoned the game after a few tries.

By fivetonine • On 26 May 2001 • From NY, USA

I have a question about GK3. I went to buy it
and they said it was recalled. Why? Is
something wrong with the game, or is it something
esle.

By D. Sterling • On 05 October 2000 • From Ontario

When I compare GK3 to the excellent GK2 I ask myself:
Why am I so lukewarm to the protaganists?
Why don't I care about the other characters? and Why are they so uninteresting?
Do I really talk like that?
Are chessboard puzzles really necessary?
Where's the suspense? Where's the drama?
When's the pizza guy going to get here?
and finally
Is this adventure almost over yet?

By Rick B. • On 04 May 2000 • From New Orleans

As an adult player and enthusiast of the previous G.K.games, I found No.3 a more than worthy successor in terms of ideas, plot development and sound.
However, despite its technological advances, this writer prefers live actors.
Camera movement is too slow and jerky for my taste.
Murphy series and Amerzone much better in this respect.
Black marks to Sierra for not answering my request in snail mail for advice.
Game manufacturers in America should try to provide better service to their antipodean supporters.
Overall, despite flaws, G.K.3 satisfies with its high degree of sophisticated imagination and characterisation.
Thankyou for this opportunity America.

By Lionel Farrell • On 07 April 2000 • From Tasmania

I thought GK3 was brilliant - but the ending broke my heart. There HAS to be a GK4 - these games are the best there is. How do we persuade Sierra - who do we have to sleep with/take hostage???????

By Anne Page • On 15 December 1999 • From Stevenage, England
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