Review of Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers by MrChapeau

The characters are beautifully written and very believable.  I like them and want to know them in real life.

The star of the show is the story and setting.  I’ve rarely been more enveloped in a mystery.  Plus, the game does a good job of simulating branching choices, allowing the player to feel as though they can inductively reason (even if they really can’t).

Almost as good as a P&C game can get.