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Originally Posted by AndreaDraco83
The Sins of the Fathers novelization was written after the first game, whereas Jane planned the second one alongside The Beast Within. As for my opinion on the first novelization, I only believe that it allowed Jane to dig deeper into Gabriel's soul and, as such, the novel itself is often a precious companion to the game, useful to better understand Gabriel's inner turmoil.
As for literary merits, I strongly believe that the second novelization works best as a novel tout court than the first one  |
Maybe this has been asked before, but is the novel worth reading, even after playing the game?
Btw. I'm in chapter 7 now and almost caught up to the rest of the people here.
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