Description
The third game in
Gabriel Knight series takes our hero Gabriel Knight, the former owner of a book store in New Orleans, and now a
Schattenjäger ("shadow hunter") living in a castle in Bavaria, to Rennes-le-Chateau, a quiet town in Southern France. Gabriel and his assistant Grace Nakimura investigate the kidnapping of a baby: the son of Prince James of Albany was taken away, and the trace leads to Rennes-le-Chateau. While exploring the town and its surroundings and getting acquainted with the unusual history of the place, Gabriel and Grace realize supernatural beings are pulling the strings behind the scene, and get involved in a suspenseful mystery with a rich religious background.
"Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned" is a 3D adventure game. Playing as Gabriel or Grace, you move through the fully 3D environment, which you can also view and explore from first-person perspective using the "camera" option. You interact with people and objects by clicking on them and then selecting one of the available actions. There are many kinds of puzzles in the game: traditional inventory-based ones, detective investigation, as well as complex puzzles based on your knowledge of the game's story.
Alternate Titles
- "狩魔獵人3:聖魔血祭" -- Taiwan title
- "狩魔猎人3" -- Chinese title (simplified)
- "Гэбриэл Найт 3: В поисках Грааля" -- Russian spelling
- "GK3" -- Common abbreviation
- "Gabriel Knight 3: Testamento del Diablo" -- Spanish title
- "Gabriel Knight 3: Sangue Profano" -- Brazilian title
- "Gabriel Knight 3: Krew Świętych, Krew Potępionych" -- Polish title
- "Gabriel Knight 3: Il Mistero di Rennes-Le-Château, Il Mistero Macchiato di Sangue" -- Italian title
- "Gabriel Knight 3: Enigme en Pays Cathare" -- French title
- "Gabriel Knight 3: Blut der Heiligen, Blut der Verdammten" -- German title
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Trivia
The plot around the
San Greal Secrets book is partially based on the real 1983 novel
Holy Blood, Holy Grail. A controversial work on it's own, it returned to the spotlights once again amid plagiarism speculations in the 2003 bestseller
The Da Vinci Code.
This entry to the MobyGames database was contributed by
Andy Roark (257) on Nov 27, 1999.