Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Father®

Can't believe a 30 year old point-and-click still slaps this hard. Pixel art still looks great, story sucked me right in, no notes. If you're even a little curious about old school adventure games, this is the one to start with.

Easily my favorite of the OG Sierra titles - dark, moody, and dangerous. Sure doesn't hurt to have Tim Curry and Mark Hamill in the same package, either.

One of the finest point and click adventure games ever made. When it comes to Lucasarts vs Sierra adventures I almost always gravitate toward Lucasarts. However this game is a big exception. I would say its the best adventure game Sierra ever made and rank it with the best adventure games Lucasarts have ever created too. The soundtrack by Robert Holmes is one of the best of its era.

I love this game. The story is very entertaining. It is very, much a product of it's time. It does not hold up as well as Kings quest or Space Quest.

Will always be my favorite point and click adventure game of all time.

I played a lot of the original Sierra games when I was a kid, but never played this one (probably due to the adult themes). My daughter insisted I buy this series because I "don't know all the answers". Like the story, the fact that it has some well named actors doing the voices was awesome. The ending was too quick for my taste, but I liked it overall.

I stopped playing this game after about an hour of frustration. I remember playing it 30 years ago and enjoying it, but now I am too used to games with better visuals and the ease of the cursor changing when it hit something to look at or pick up. Here, I had to click on every item in every scene to see if it was possible to interact with. And since the screen is so pixelated, it is tedious. I had to consult a walkthrough three times and then I got a fatal error and had to go back to my last saved game. Sorry, I cannot deal with this.