Gabriel Knight, the owner of a New Orleans, Louisiana bookstore, gets tangled up in the investigation of a series of voodoo-related murders currently plaguing the city.Gabriel Knight, the owner of a New Orleans, Louisiana bookstore, gets tangled up in the investigation of a series of voodoo-related murders currently plaguing the city.Gabriel Knight, the owner of a New Orleans, Louisiana bookstore, gets tangled up in the investigation of a series of voodoo-related murders currently plaguing the city.
Tim Curry
- Gabriel Knight
- (voice)
- …
Mark Hamill
- Det. Mosely
- (voice)
- …
Leah Remini
- Grace Nakimura
- (voice)
Virginia Capers
- Narrator
- (voice)
Michael Dorn
- Dr. John
- (voice)
Leilani Jones
- Malia Gedde
- (voice)
Efrem Zimbalist Jr.
- Wolfgang
- (voice)
Susan Silo
- Madame Cazanoux
- (voice)
Christopher Lytton
- Crash
- (voice)
- (as Chris Lytton)
Jim Cummings
- Desk Sgt. Frick
- (voice)
- …
Mary Kay Bergman
- Gerde
- (voice)
- …
Monte Markham
- Prof. Hartridge
- (voice)
- …
Rocky Carroll
- Willy Walker
- (voice)
Jeff Bennett
- Sam
- (voice)
- …
Linda Gary
- Grandma Knight
- (voice)
- …
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- TriviaThe first PC game to use the words "fuck" and "shit" uncensored in the same year of 1993, which was in the PC game Police Quest: Open Season (1993). This was one year before the ESRB rating came out.
- GoofsAt one point, Gabriel attends a college lecture which he also records with his tape recorder. At the end he gets drowsy and falls asleep. As he does so the lecturers statement become garbled indicating Gabriel's loss of focus. When the tape is played back, one would expect the end of the lecture to not be garbled, since the tape recorder itself doesn't fall asleep, but the end of the recording repeats the same garbled ending.
- Quotes
Grace Nakimura: If you try to look down my shirt one more time, I'm leaving.
Gabriel Knight: I'm just trying to refresh my memory.
Grace Nakimura: I know what you're trying to refresh, and it isn't your memory, get down!
- Alternate versionsThere are two versions of the movie. The first one came on 11 floppy disks, had no voice acting at all and thinned "cutscenes". The second version was released on CD, featured an excellent voice acting and better (smoother) cutscenes. Additionally the CD version had (very) few improvements on the in-game icon graphics.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Cybermania '94: Ultimate Gamers Awards (1994)
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I admit I don't play video games all that much, but my brother does like to every now and again. When I saw that Tim Curry did the voice of Gabriel Knight I was even more interested. As for the game itself, it is wonderful. The plot is not always easy to follow, but for me that wasn't a bad thing, if anything it added to the fun. Also this plot is quite a clever one, and unfolds with no problem at all.
I was also impressed with Sins of the Fathers's dialogue. Like the plot it is clever, but it is also funny, witty, smart and sophisticated. The look of the game is also to be admired. The colours are excellent, the characters are well-modelled and the backgrounds are great. Also strong is the score, it is very rousing and jaunty, but also beautiful and haunting at the same time.
The characters and voice work are also a big part of why Sins of the Fathers works so well. Gabriel himself is roguish, charming and handsome, with cool lines and asides. Tim Curry, who I have loved for goodness knows how long, does a perfect job voicing him. The other characters are equally engaging and voiced very well by the likes of Mark Hamill and Leah Ramini.
All in all, if you love video games, Sins of the Father is almost something of a requirement if you haven't played it already. Also, check out the sequels, they are just as good, if not better, the third is my personal favourite of the whole series. 10/10 Bethany Cox
I was also impressed with Sins of the Fathers's dialogue. Like the plot it is clever, but it is also funny, witty, smart and sophisticated. The look of the game is also to be admired. The colours are excellent, the characters are well-modelled and the backgrounds are great. Also strong is the score, it is very rousing and jaunty, but also beautiful and haunting at the same time.
The characters and voice work are also a big part of why Sins of the Fathers works so well. Gabriel himself is roguish, charming and handsome, with cool lines and asides. Tim Curry, who I have loved for goodness knows how long, does a perfect job voicing him. The other characters are equally engaging and voiced very well by the likes of Mark Hamill and Leah Ramini.
All in all, if you love video games, Sins of the Father is almost something of a requirement if you haven't played it already. Also, check out the sequels, they are just as good, if not better, the third is my personal favourite of the whole series. 10/10 Bethany Cox
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