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Voodoo mysteries solved

I've finally finished Gabriel Knight 1, and I have to say it was a terrific game. The story was involving, and the ending was superb -- no let down at all. For me, the main feature that marred the game was the terrible interface. I hated having to click through the various tools (move, look, open, etc...) It got to be really tiresome at times.

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Mike said…
hmmm, well, what can you expect from an ancient game, I guess?

How difficult did you find the game to be compared to others you have recently played?
11:59 AM
nelliegamer said…
Good question, Mr. McGoGo. I think I'm getting better versed in inventory puzzles, so the puzzles in each successive game I play are getting easier and easier. However, I won't lie, I did resort to hint guides for some puzzles. I'd say the difficulty level for this game was in the middle range for me.
6:15 AM
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