Pinkerton Road Studio today announced that Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition has shipped for PC and Mac, and is now available for purchase online for $19.99 from major online retailers such as Steam, GOG.com and the Phoenix Online Store.
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition comes with gorgeous high-res 3D graphics, new playable puzzles/scenes, a remastered soundtrack, and exclusive behind-the-scenes bonuses from concept art and storyboards to making-of interviews.
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition builds upon and greatly enhances one of gaming’s most storied adventures, reimagining the groundbreaking voodoo murder mystery, first released in 1993, for an entirely new generation of fans. Allowing players to experience the award-winning tale through the lens of a stunning visual makeover, and adding entirely new backgrounds and puzzles, it offers a must-see mix of new and familiar challenges alike.
Here are the game’s key features:
-Relive one of gaming’s greatest adventures of all-time
-Experience the award-winning voodoo murder-mystery in stunning high-res 3D
-Adds new puzzles and scenes to familiar challenges
-Includes remastered soundtrack by original composer Robert Holmes
-Enjoy special extras and bonus edition content
In Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition, players will investigate a series of savage ritual killings in New Orleans and their connection to voodoo’s sinister mysteries. The deeper they dive into master storyteller Jane Jensen’s tale of terror and suspense, the closer they’ll come to discovering the secrets of Gabriel’s family history–and unfolding his destiny.
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