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cw2381 · 06-28-2008, 06:01 PM

I have seen people criticize the graphics of DITR, particularly the animations. I don't see that, yeah its a bit choppy, but so was virtually every great adventure until very recently (Dreamfall obviously was visually great, and Still Life had some great cut scenes). If someone were to release Gabriel Knight 4 in the same style as the original I would be incredibly excited to get it. I still consider Gabriel Knight to be one of the greatest adventures of all time, and DITR has better graphics IMO. Also when considering the limited budget an indie company has to deal with, one of the most impressive things about it is the voice acting and the soundtrack, both of which are stellar. When compared to other games produced by European Commercial companies like Overclocked, Next Life, and Tunguska, I think DITR wins out in both of categories.

06-28-2008, 06:01 PM	#50
cw2381 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 13	The virtues of DITR I have seen people criticize the graphics of DITR, particularly the animations. I don't see that, yeah its a bit choppy, but so was virtually every great adventure until very recently (Dreamfall obviously was visually great, and Still Life had some great cut scenes). If someone were to release Gabriel Knight 4 in the same style as the original I would be incredibly excited to get it. I still consider Gabriel Knight to be one of the greatest adventures of all time, and DITR has better graphics IMO. Also when considering the limited budget an indie company has to deal with, one of the most impressive things about it is the voice acting and the soundtrack, both of which are stellar. When compared to other games produced by European Commercial companies like Overclocked, Next Life, and Tunguska, I think DITR wins out in both of categories.