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** Grace is arguably more popular than the titular character. The character has her own page on Wiki/TheOtherWiki 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 used to have her own page on Wiki/TheOtherWiki 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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* MagnificentBastard: [[spoiler: Von Glower]] in the second game.
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* GameBreaker: Deducing the correct combination to the old clock found in Grandma's attic, while essentially logical, is arguably one of the hardest puzzles in the entire series, due to the fact that the hints provided by the game will most likely seem to most gamers as totally unrelated. There is, however, an effective, albeit tedious and boring way to solve it without consulting a game guide, namely to try out every single of the ''1728'' possibilities. The game designers seem to have thought about such an approach, which is probably why the correct symbol to match the hands of the clock to is located [[spoiler:immediately to the left from the default symbol, thus causing most gamers, naturally prone to going through the puzzle the way a normal clock hand would move, to waste hours on end of their gameplay, finally getting the right combination at the very end of their torment.]] It doesn't help that every time you move the hands of the clock, the cursor will automatically teleport to the very fringe of the screen and possibly make you accidentally turn off the puzzle, forcing you to go through the annoying icon-changing sequences every five minutes or so.
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** Not very many puzzles require even rudimentary knowledge of any language besides English, so even with the in-game German-English dictionary telling you all the German words you need to know, the "Drei Drachen" puzzle counts too.
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** Not very many Deducing the correct combination to the old clock found in Grandma's attic, while essentially logical, is arguably one of the hardest puzzles require even rudimentary knowledge of any language besides English, so even with in the in-game German-English dictionary telling you all entire series, due to the German words you need to know, fact that the "Drei Drachen" hints provided by the game will most likely seem to most gamers as totally unrelated. There is, however, an effective, albeit tedious and boring way to solve it without consulting a game guide, namely to try out every single of the ''1728'' possibilities. The game designers seem to have thought about such an approach, which is probably why the correct symbol to match the hands of the clock to is located [[spoiler:immediately to the left from the default symbol, thus causing most gamers, naturally prone to going through the puzzle counts too.the way a normal clock hand would move, to waste hours on end of their gameplay, finally getting the right combination at the very end of their torment.]] It doesn't help that every time you move the hands of the clock, the cursor will automatically teleport to the very fringe of the screen and possibly make you accidentally turn off the puzzle, forcing you to go through the annoying icon-changing sequences every five minutes or so.
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** While there are certainly extenuating circumstances, the scene at the end of [=GK1=] where Mosely guns down Dr. John is much more unsettling in light of the recent PoliceBrutality against black civilians in the US.
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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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* 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 the adventure genre died.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Novelisations of the first two games were released, but never the third. In-universe, Gabriel writes two Blake Backlash novels based on the cases he encounters in ''Sins of the Fathers'' and ''The Beast Within'', but it's implied that between his depression over Grace leaving him and his full-on breakdown as of ''Temptation'' that he never got around to writing a novel based on his experiences in ''Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned''. Hence no novelisation of that game, perhaps?
* FridgeHorror: In GK 2, Leber tells Gabriel an account of a runaway teenage girl who was seen going into the forest before being taken by a large [[spoiler: black]] wolf. Considering the girl's reported beauty and the killer's identity [[spoiler: with the forest very close to a certain hunting lodge]], it's entirely possible the victim did not enter the forest randomly [[spoiler: but was instead seduced into a meeting and betrayed with a horrific revelation]].
* FridgeHorror: In GK 2, Leber tells Gabriel an account of a runaway teenage girl who was seen going into the forest before being taken by a large [[spoiler: black]] wolf. Considering the girl's reported beauty and the killer's identity [[spoiler: with the forest very close to a certain hunting lodge]], it's entirely possible the victim did not enter the forest randomly [[spoiler: but was instead seduced into a meeting and betrayed with a horrific revelation]].
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** The mime in the first game. Not only is not clear that he's anything but part of the background and that you need him to get to the motorcycle, unless you know to stick to the path, when you pass by other NPC's he'll start following them until they read him the riot act and he goes back to his original spot. You could be just near the bike and be forced to start all over again. For the hundredth time.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The Whole Soundtrack: Among Sierra's best, including an entire libretto written for ''The Beast Within''.
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* [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome Crowning Soundtrack of Awesome]]: Among Sierra's best, including an entire libretto written for ''The Beast Within''.
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* HoYay: plenty in ''The Beast Within''. Specifically, [[spoiler: von Glower's past lovers include Ludwig and von Zell, and he's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Us4_nKLd1g&t=3m44s clearly]] interested in Gabriel as well.]]
* LesYay: It's pretty strongly hinted that Lily and Estelle in ''Blood of the Sacred...'' are more than just "companions".
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** Plenty in ''The Beast Within''. Specifically, [[spoiler: von Glower's past lovers include Ludwig and von Zell, and he's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Us4_nKLd1g&t=3m44s clearly]] interested in Gabriel as well.]]
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** Plenty in ''The Beast Within''. Specifically, [[spoiler: von Glower's past lovers include Ludwig and von Zell, and he's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Us4_nKLd1g&t=3m44s clearly]] interested in Gabriel as well.]]
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* MostWonderfulSound: In the first game, a small piano tune appears whenever you pick some items or solve puzzles.
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** ''Sins of the Fathers'': [[MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate Dr. John]] is the fanatical madman so obsessed with Voodoo culture that he becomes the [[DragonWithAnAgenda second-in-command]] to [[AntiVillain Malia Gedde]] of the demonic spirit Tetelo. Fully organizing the Gedde cult of Voodoo worshippers, John began perpetrating the "Voodoo Murders", a series of vicious killings where the victims' hearts would be ripped out. Along with regularly having anyone who could oust him assassinated, John [[BloodBath bathes in the blood of his kills]], and it is seen that he has numerous other victims in his lair, with piles of skulls, dismembered limbs, and body-less faces abounding. When titular [[TheHero Gabriel Knight]] begins investigating him, John kidnaps the man's assistant, Grace, and plans to use her as the latest sacrifice to Tetelo and the gods of death they worship, with John never showing any form of remorse for his victims or care for Tetelo; just [[PsychoSupporter raving fanaticism]] toward the Voodoo gods of destruction.
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** ''Sins of the Fathers'': [[MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate Dr. John]] is the fanatical madman so obsessed with Voodoo culture that he becomes the [[DragonWithAnAgenda second-in-command]] to [[AntiVillain Malia Gedde]] of the demonic spirit Tetelo. Fully organizing the Gedde cult of Voodoo worshippers, John began perpetrating the "Voodoo Murders", a series of vicious killings where the victims' hearts would be ripped out. Along with regularly having anyone who could oust him assassinated, John [[BloodBath bathes in the blood of his kills]], and it is seen that he has numerous other victims in his lair, with piles of skulls, dismembered limbs, and body-less faces abounding. When titular [[TheHero Gabriel Knight]] begins investigating him, John he sics his pet python on Gabriel (contrary to Malia's orders not to harm Gabriel), and later kidnaps the man's assistant, Grace, and plans to use her as the latest sacrifice to Tetelo and the gods of death they worship, with John never showing any form of remorse for his victims or care for Tetelo; just [[PsychoSupporter raving fanaticism]] toward the Voodoo gods of destruction.
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** Grace is arguably more popular than the titular character. The character has her own page on TheOtherWiki 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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** ''Sins of the Fathers'': [[MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate Dr. John]] is the fanatical madman so obsessed with Voodoo culture that he becomes the [[DragonWithAnAgenda second-in-command]] to [[AntiVillain Malia Gedde]] of the demonic spirit Tetelo. Fully organizing the Gedde cult of Voodoo worshippers, John began perpetrating the "Voodoo Murders", a series of vicious killings where the victims' hearts would be ripped out. Along with regularly having anyone who could oust him assassinated, John [[BloodBath bathes in the blood of his kills]], and it is seen that he has numerous other victims in his lair, with piles of skulls, dismembered limbs, and body-less faces abounding. When titular [[TheHero Gabriel Knight]] begins investigating him, John kidnaps the man's assistant, Grace, and plans to use her as the latest sacrifice to Tetelo and the gods of death they worship, with John never showing any form of remorse for his victims or care for Tetelo; just [[PsychoSupporter raving fanaticism]] toward the Voodoo gods of destruction.
** ''The Beast Within'': [[TheDragon Baron Garr von Zell]] was, from the start, a rude, unlikable {{Jerkass}} with nothing but malice toward his fellow man. However once his [[AxCrazy true nature]] is discovered, he quickly becomes one of the most wicked villains in the franchise. Turned into a [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf]] by [[BigBad Friedrich von Glower]], von Zell [[SavageWolves became addicted to the thrill of killing]], and quickly began murdering innocents, not for food like all other werewolves, but just ForTheEvulz. In these "mutilation killings", von Zell ravenously shreds more than half a dozen innocents to pieces, one of whom was a [[WouldHurtAChild little girl]], and he plans to continue his spree after [[FrameUp framing a pair of wolves for the killings]], later murdering a man who tries to blackmail him with the fact that he is the true killer. While Gabriel and [[EvenEvilHasStandards von Glower]], disgusted by von Zell's wanton {{sadis|t}}m, manage to stop him before he kills too many more, von Zell makes sure to turn Gabriel himself into a werewolf before his death to screw with him one final time. A psychopath with nothing driving him but base impulses of hate and cruelty, Garr von Zell was without a doubt the most evil werewolf Gabriel encountered.
** ''Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned'': [[AGodAmI Excelsior Montreaux]], real name Sanae, was once an adamant follower of Jesus Christ, but after growing jealous of his master, attempted to drain him of his blood to gain his godly powers. Though driven off by other followers of Christ, Montreaux began hunting down Christ's descendants then draining them of their blood as they slept, leaving them deathly sick for weeks to pass before repeating the process over and over again, which inevitably lead to his victims' deaths. Feasting on the blood of these descendants, [[OurVampiresAreDifferent sparking the legend of the vampire in the process]], Montreaux has kept himself and his followers alive for over 2,000 years, and, alongside executing any who get to close to the truth of his Satanic {{cult}}, Montreaux plans to murder the latest descendant of Christ, [[WouldHurtAChild the infant Charlie]], drink his blood, then use the power it will give him to lead his cult in taking over the world. The final, and perhaps most evil, villain Gabriel faced, Montreaux truly cared for no one or no thing but himself and his {{immortality|Immorality}}.
** ''Sins of the Fathers'': [[MorallyAmbiguousDoctorate Dr. John]] is the fanatical madman so obsessed with Voodoo culture that he becomes the [[DragonWithAnAgenda second-in-command]] to [[AntiVillain Malia Gedde]] of the demonic spirit Tetelo. Fully organizing the Gedde cult of Voodoo worshippers, John began perpetrating the "Voodoo Murders", a series of vicious killings where the victims' hearts would be ripped out. Along with regularly having anyone who could oust him assassinated, John [[BloodBath bathes in the blood of his kills]], and it is seen that he has numerous other victims in his lair, with piles of skulls, dismembered limbs, and body-less faces abounding. When titular [[TheHero Gabriel Knight]] begins investigating him, John kidnaps the man's assistant, Grace, and plans to use her as the latest sacrifice to Tetelo and the gods of death they worship, with John never showing any form of remorse for his victims or care for Tetelo; just [[PsychoSupporter raving fanaticism]] toward the Voodoo gods of destruction.
** ''The Beast Within'': [[TheDragon Baron Garr von Zell]] was, from the start, a rude, unlikable {{Jerkass}} with nothing but malice toward his fellow man. However once his [[AxCrazy true nature]] is discovered, he quickly becomes one of the most wicked villains in the franchise. Turned into a [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolf]] by [[BigBad Friedrich von Glower]], von Zell [[SavageWolves became addicted to the thrill of killing]], and quickly began murdering innocents, not for food like all other werewolves, but just ForTheEvulz. In these "mutilation killings", von Zell ravenously shreds more than half a dozen innocents to pieces, one of whom was a [[WouldHurtAChild little girl]], and he plans to continue his spree after [[FrameUp framing a pair of wolves for the killings]], later murdering a man who tries to blackmail him with the fact that he is the true killer. While Gabriel and [[EvenEvilHasStandards von Glower]], disgusted by von Zell's wanton {{sadis|t}}m, manage to stop him before he kills too many more, von Zell makes sure to turn Gabriel himself into a werewolf before his death to screw with him one final time. A psychopath with nothing driving him but base impulses of hate and cruelty, Garr von Zell was without a doubt the most evil werewolf Gabriel encountered.
** ''Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned'': [[AGodAmI Excelsior Montreaux]], real name Sanae, was once an adamant follower of Jesus Christ, but after growing jealous of his master, attempted to drain him of his blood to gain his godly powers. Though driven off by other followers of Christ, Montreaux began hunting down Christ's descendants then draining them of their blood as they slept, leaving them deathly sick for weeks to pass before repeating the process over and over again, which inevitably lead to his victims' deaths. Feasting on the blood of these descendants, [[OurVampiresAreDifferent sparking the legend of the vampire in the process]], Montreaux has kept himself and his followers alive for over 2,000 years, and, alongside executing any who get to close to the truth of his Satanic {{cult}}, Montreaux plans to murder the latest descendant of Christ, [[WouldHurtAChild the infant Charlie]], drink his blood, then use the power it will give him to lead his cult in taking over the world. The final, and perhaps most evil, villain Gabriel faced, Montreaux truly cared for no one or no thing but himself and his {{immortality|Immorality}}.
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* HellIsThatNoise:
** The music at the basement in Chateau de Seres sounded like somebody is screaming.
** Gabriel screams [[spoiler: whenever he falls at the invisible tiles]] towards the end of [=GK3=].
** The music at the basement in Chateau de Seres sounded like somebody is screaming.
** Gabriel screams [[spoiler: whenever he falls at the invisible tiles]] towards the end of [=GK3=].
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* FridgeHorror: In GK 2, Leber tells Gabriel an account of a runaway teenage girl who was seen going into the forest before being taken by a large [[spoiler: black]] wolf. Considering the girl's reported beauty and the killer's identity [[spoiler: with the forest very close to a certain hunting lodge]], it's entirely possible the victim did not enter the forest randomly [[spoiler: but was instead seduced to a meeting and betrayed with a horrific revelation]].
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* FridgeHorror: In GK 2, Leber tells Gabriel an account of a runaway teenage girl who was seen going into the forest before being taken by a large [[spoiler: black]] wolf. Considering the girl's reported beauty and the killer's identity [[spoiler: with the forest very close to a certain hunting lodge]], it's entirely possible the victim did not enter the forest randomly [[spoiler: but was instead seduced to into a meeting and betrayed with a horrific revelation]].
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* FridgeHorror: In GK 2, Leber tells Gabriel of an account of a runaway teenage girl who was seen running going into the forest before being taken by a large [[spoiler: black]] wolf. Considering the girl's reported beauty and the killer's identity [[spoiler: with the forest very close to a certain hunting lodge]], it's entirely possible the victim did not enter the forest randomly [[spoiler: but was instead seduced to a meeting and betrayed with a horrific revelation]].
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* FridgeHorror: In GK 2, Leber tells Gabriel of an account of a runaway teenage girl who was seen running into the forest before being taken by a large [[spoiler: black]] wolf. Considering the victim's reported beauty and the killer's identity [[spoiler: with the forest very close to a certain hunting lodge]], it's entirely possible the victim did not enter the forest randomly [[spoiler: but was instead seduced to a meeting and betrayed with a horrific revelation]].
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* FridgeHorror: In GK 2, Leber tells Gabriel of an account of a runaway teenage girl who was seen running into the forest before being taken by a large [[spoiler: black]] wolf. Considering the victim's girl's reported beauty and the killer's identity [[spoiler: with the forest very close to a certain hunting lodge]], it's entirely possible the victim did not enter the forest randomly [[spoiler: but was instead seduced to a meeting and betrayed with a horrific revelation]].
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* SeriesHiatus: Despite the story for the fourth installment being written in time for teasers to be included in ''Blood of the Sacred'', poor sales and a lukewarm reception led to a lack of funding that meant there hasn't been a new Gabriel Knight game since 1999. However, [[WordOfGod Jane Jensen]] has never stopped expressing her interest in continuing the series when and if she's able to, and with the series' increasing CultClassic status and the moderate surge in interest generated by the 20th anniversary in 2013-14, there's hope yet.
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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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* SlowPacedBeginning: The series suffers from this for those not interested in backstory, historical minutiae, and/or drawn-out interview processes, especially when controlling Grace. Each of the three games takes about half the game for the action to pick up, which is good when it does, but until then it's jarring.
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* RewatchBonus: Plenty of minor incidents in [=GK3=] after you learn that [[spoiler: Emilio is an immortal]].
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** If you listen in on the drummer on the day after you crash the St. John's Eve conclave, the only word you can make out is "Warn." YMMV, of course, on whether it makes the Paranoia Fuel better or worse that the frightful Voodoo cult is just as frightened of ''you.''
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** Not very many puzzles require even rudimentary knowledge of any language besides English, so the "Drei Drachen" puzzle counts too.
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** Not very many puzzles require even rudimentary knowledge of any language besides English, so the "Drei Drachen" puzzle counts too.
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** While there are certainly extenuating circumstances, the scene at the end of [=GK1=] where Mosely guns down Dr. John is much more unsettling in light of the recent PoliceBrutality against black civilians in the US.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Novelisations of the first two games were released, but never the third. In-universe, Gabriel writes two Blake Backlash novels based on the cases he encounters in ''Sins of the Fathers'' and ''The Beast Within'', but it's implied that between his depression over Grace leaving him and his full-on breakdown as of ''Temptation'' that he never got around to writing a novel based on his experiences in ''Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned''. Hence no novelisation of that game, perhaps?
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* LesYay: It's pretty strongly hinted that Lily and Estelle in ''Blood of the Sacred...'' are more than just "companions".
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* GameBreaker: Deducing the correct combination to the old clock found in Grandma's attic, while essentially logical, is arguably one of the hardest puzzles in the entire series, due to the fact that the hints provided by the game will most likely seem to most gamers as totally unrelated. There is, however, an effective, albeit tedious and boring way to solve it without consulting a game guide, namely to try out every single of the ''1728'' possibilities. The game designers seem to have thought about such an approach, which is probably why the correct symbol to match the hands of the clock to is located [[spoiler:immediately to the left from the default symbol, thus causing most gamers, naturally prone to going through the puzzle the way a normal clock hand would move, to waste hours on end of their gameplay, finally getting the right combination at the very end of their torment.]] It doesn't help that every time you move the hands of the clock, the cursor will automatically teleport to the very fringe of the screen and possibly make you accidentally turn off the puzzle, forcing you to go through the annoying icon-changing sequences every five minutes or so.
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** The German accents throughout ''The Beast Within'' are generally pretty good -- until Grace talks to the workman installing the chandelier in the game's final act. He says "ja" a couple of times, and says the rest of his lines in a normal American accent.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[spoiler: Von Glower.]]
* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler:Wolfgang tears his own heart out so Gabriel can get the Schattenjäger amulet.]]
* NightmareFuel: [[spoiler:Wolfgang tears his own heart out so Gabriel can get the Schattenjäger amulet.]]
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* MagnificentBastard: [[spoiler: Von Glower.]]
Glower]] in the second game.
* MostWonderfulSound: In the first game, a small piano tune appears whenever you pick some items or solve puzzles.
* NightmareFuel:[[spoiler:Wolfgang In the first game,[[spoiler:Wolfgang tears his own heart out so Gabriel can get the Schattenjäger amulet.]]]] It also doubles as a TearJerker moment.
* MostWonderfulSound: In the first game, a small piano tune appears whenever you pick some items or solve puzzles.
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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 than Gabriel's.
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** Some players have trouble with the audio splicing puzzle early in the second game. This is mitigated a little in that, unlike the voodoo message puzzle in the first game, once Gabe gets a word correct, you're unable to remove it from the splice.
