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** Friedrich von Glower is fairly popular with the fans. Mainly because [[spoiler:of his interest to Gabriel.]]
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** Friedrich von Glower is fairly popular with the fans. Mainly because [[spoiler:of his interest fans, to Gabriel.the point where he [[spoiler:appears in ''Temptation'' comic.]]
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Grace is arguably more popular than the titular character. The character has her own Wikipedia page while Gabriel doesn't, is PromotedToPlayable in the sequels, and people generally find her parts of [=GK2=] and 3 to be more interesting than Gabriel's.
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** Grace is arguably more popular than the titular character. The character has her own Wikipedia page while Gabriel doesn't, is PromotedToPlayable in the sequels, and people generally find her parts of [=GK2=] and 3 to be more interesting thanGabriel's.Gabriel's.
** Friedrich von Glower is fairly popular with the fans. Mainly because [[spoiler:of his interest to Gabriel.]]
** Grace is arguably more popular than the titular character. The character has her own Wikipedia page while Gabriel doesn't, is PromotedToPlayable in the sequels, and people generally find her parts of [=GK2=] and 3 to be more interesting than
** Friedrich von Glower is fairly popular with the fans. Mainly because [[spoiler:of his interest to Gabriel.]]
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** Gabriel's screams [[spoiler: whenever he falls at the invisible tiles]] towards the end of [=GK3=].
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** Gabriel's Gabriel screams [[spoiler: whenever he falls at the invisible tiles]] towards the end of [=GK3=].
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* BaseBreaker: Grace in [=GK2=] can be this. While many fans find her gameplay more interesting, there are others who can't stand [[{{Tsundere}} her attitude]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: In [=GK3=], Larry Chester is writing a manuscript he hopes will introduce [[spoiler: the fact Jesus has descendents]] to mainstream society. He tells Gabe it'll come to light in the next decade. Out of universe, about four years after the game, [[spoiler: Literature/TheDaVinciCode]], a book featuring the same pseudo-history, became a best seller.
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** The music at the basement in Chateau de Seres sounded like somebory is screaming.
** Gabriel's screams [[spoiler: whenever he falls at the invisible tiles]] towards the end of [=GK3=].
* HilariousInHindsight: In [=GK3=], Larry Chester is writing a manuscript he hopes will introduce [[spoiler: the fact Jesus has descendents]] to mainstream society. He tells Gabe it'll come to light in the next decade. Out of universe, about four years after the game, [[spoiler: Literature/TheDaVinciCode]], a book featuring the same pseudo-history, became a best seller.
** The music at the basement in Chateau de Seres sounded like somebory is screaming.
** Gabriel's screams [[spoiler: whenever he falls at the invisible tiles]] towards the end of [=GK3=].
* HilariousInHindsight: In [=GK3=], Larry Chester is writing a manuscript he hopes will introduce [[spoiler: the fact Jesus has descendents]] to mainstream society. He tells Gabe it'll come to light in the next decade. Out of universe, about four years after the game, [[spoiler: Literature/TheDaVinciCode]], a book featuring the same pseudo-history, became a best seller.
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* UncannyValley: The character models in [=GK3=] looked awkward and have not aged well even during the game's initial release.
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but that's what adds to the charm.
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler: Wolfgang's HeroicSacrifice]] in the first game.
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but that's what adds to the charm.
*OohMeAccentsSlipping: Curry actually does a fairly convincing Southern-American accent about 99% NeverLiveItDown. The cat moustache puzzle in [=GK3=]. To this day, many adventure game-related articles such as the infamous [[http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html rant from Old Man Murray]] tend to use that puzzle as one of the time, but every once in awhile you'll hear a critical fail main examples why adventure genre died.
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** Curry repeatedly pronounces "New Orleans" as "New Orleens", which is obviously something a true New Orleanian (or someone who's watched ''Series/{{Treme}}'') would never do. One of the few directorial changes to voice acting in the 20th anniversary remake is to have Gabriel pronounce it "N'Awlins".
* NeverLiveItDown. The cat moustache puzzle in [=GK3=]. To this day, many adventure game-related articles such as the infamous [[http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html rant from Old Man Murray]] tend to use that puzzle as one of the main examples why adventure genre died.
* NeverLiveItDown. The cat moustache puzzle in [=GK3=]. To this day, many adventure game-related articles such as the infamous [[http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html rant from Old Man Murray]] tend to use that puzzle as one of the main examples why adventure genre died.
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** Curry repeatedly pronounces "New Orleans" as "New Orleens", which is obviously something a true New Orleanian (or someone who's watched ''Series/{{Treme}}'') would never do. One of the few directorial changes to voice acting in the 20th anniversary remake is to have Gabriel pronounce it "N'Awlins".
* NeverLiveItDown. The cat moustache puzzle in [=GK3=]. To this day, many adventure game-related articles such as the infamous [[http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html rant from Old Man Murray]] tend to use that puzzle as one of the main examples why adventure genre died."N'Awlins"
* NeverLiveItDown. The cat moustache puzzle in [=GK3=]. To this day, many adventure game-related articles such as the infamous [[http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html rant from Old Man Murray]] tend to use that puzzle as one of the main examples why adventure genre died.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Grace is arguably more popular than the titular character. The character has her own Wikipedia page while Gabriel doesn't, is PromotedToPlayable in the sequels, and people generally find her parts of GK2 and 3 to be more interesting than Gabriel's.
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* NeverLiveItDown. The cat moustache puzzle in [=GK3=]. To this day, many adventure game-related articles such as the infamous [[http://www.oldmanmurray.com/features/77.html rant from Old Man Murray]] tend to use that puzzle as one of the main examples why adventure genre died.
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** In the first game, translating and writing a message in the cemetery certainly does a mention.
** The cat moustache puzzle, as stated above.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks:Some Many fans aren't happy with the results in the first game's remake.
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** An in-universe example, probably deliberately played up in the 20th anniversary remake, where it's far more pronounced. If Gabriel continues to bug Grace for his messages after she's read them all for him, she'll exclaim in mock melodramatic exasperation "I've given you everything I have!" Funny enough, but if you've played the whole original trilogy and know how their relationship ends up taking its toll on Grace, it's an uncomfortable bit of {{Foreshadowing}} on her part.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: This is the general consensus among many fans when it comes to the first game's remake.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Grace is arguably more popular than the titular character. The character has her own Wikipedia page while Gabriel doesn't, is PromotedToPlayable in the sequels, and people generally find her parts of GK2 and 3 to be more interesting than Gabriel's.
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* BestLevelEver: Le Serpent Rouge in Gabriel Knight 3 is regarded as one of the greatest puzzles in the genre.
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* NightmareFuel: Wolfgang tears his own heart out so Gabriel can get the Schattenjäger amulet.
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* HarsherInHindsight: It's possible to have a conversation with the gravedigger where he outlines in graphic detail what would happen to the bodies buried in New Orleans if there was a flood, twelve years before Hurricane Katrina.
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* HarsherInHindsight: It's In ''Sins of the Fathers'', it's possible to have a conversation with the gravedigger where he outlines in graphic detail what would happen to the bodies buried in New Orleans if there was a flood, twelve years before Hurricane Katrina.
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Wow, yeah, seeing a whole lot of things that aren\'t actually there, are we?
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* ValuesDissonance: Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers and its upcoming 20th Anniversary remake is racist and insensitive towards both African-Americans, and also the religious practice of Voodoo.
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Thanks to the cooperation of Sierra Entertainment Inc back in 1993, PC gaming managed to take racism towards African-Americans and the African Religion of Voodoo out of the dark ages, and onto our computers. Even worse this whole game pins the entire white race against the whole black race, not to mention their tribal religion \"Voodoo\". Worse, it also goes far as negatively portraying all blacks in New Orleans as frauds, heretics, and murderers, plus whites are portrayed as valiant, honest, religious, virtuous, and racially pure. To make matters worse Hollywood’s portrayal of Voodoo as evil, corrupt, and even satanic devil worship in GK 1 is downright racist, insensitive, shameful and hurtful to Blacks not just in North America but Worldwide as well. This also, was a new technique by the mainstream media to negatively picture African American culture and its religion as satanic and at the height of America’s problems. In real life, Voodoo in a nutshell is about the idea that everything material has a spiritual dimension that is more real\" than physical reality, So everything living — but even rocks and the Earth — is considered to have spirit and have a spiritual nature. It\'s also a religion that really operates through revelation,\" she says. \"So people can receive dreams or visions, and even be possessed by spirits, and that spirit can tell them something, and that\'s the revelation. Voodoo is not just a religion born in Africa, but is worshiped both in Haiti, The U.S, Central & South America.
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** NarmCharm: This actually is probably the only "bad" voice acting in the game. When it fails, it's an EpicFail but that's what adds to the charm.
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* FoeYay: [[spoiler:Gabriel and Von Glower]] -- very intentionally too.
* HoYay: plenty in ''The Beast Within''. Specifically, [[spoiler: von Glower's past lovers include Ludwig and von Zell, and he's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Us4_nKLd1g&t=3m44s clearly]] interested in Gabriel as well.]]
* HoYay: plenty in ''The Beast Within''. Specifically, [[spoiler: von Glower's past lovers include Ludwig and von Zell, and he's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Us4_nKLd1g&t=3m44s clearly]] interested in Gabriel as well.]]
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* ParanoiaFuel: In ''Sins of the Fathers'' once you find out about the Rada Codes. Then you notice the drummers stationed all over the city. You know, the ones you've probably been ignoring because they just sit there all day and drum. [[spoiler:They're not only watching you, they're broadcasting your moves to the creepy voodoo cartel that's already left a number of messy corpses all over the city.]] And of course, the creepy looking guy who just stands outside the shop for two days and stares in the window.
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* ParanoiaFuel: In ''Sins of the Fathers'' once you find out about the Rada Codes. Then you notice the drummers stationed all over the city. You know, the ones you've probably been ignoring because they just sit there all day and drum. [[spoiler:They're not only watching you, they're broadcasting your moves to the creepy voodoo cartel that's already left a number of messy corpses all over the city.]] And of course, the creepy looking guy who just stands outside the shop for two days and stares in the window.window.
* SpecialEffectFailure: The Beast Within, when it comes to the Werewolves. They are completely computer generated and looked awful(but not in the intended way) when the game was released. The fact that the Normal wolves are depicted via video footage of actual wolves makes the werewolves look even worse by comparison. The damage is limited by the fact the wolf-form werewolves get relatively little screen time until the end.
* SpecialEffectFailure: The Beast Within, when it comes to the Werewolves. They are completely computer generated and looked awful(but not in the intended way) when the game was released. The fact that the Normal wolves are depicted via video footage of actual wolves makes the werewolves look even worse by comparison. The damage is limited by the fact the wolf-form werewolves get relatively little screen time until the end.
