Move down one screen then return to see the badly-behaved child. Wait until the guard has gone, then click on the chair. Click the bottle of water on the chair. While the guard is busy trying to clean things up you can go up and left into the bedroom. Examine the lower section of the wall behind where the guard normally stands to find a secret panel containing a scroll.
Go to the grotto and examine the wall on the left to locate another concealed scroll. Go to the singer's hall then exit down to the far end of the hall. Use the pigeon on the doorway to the left, which will release it and bring the guard. Go back to the top end of the hall and look again at the wolf painting. Examine the wall behind where the guard was standing to find the third concealed manuscript.
Return to the crypt at St Georg's church. Click on Wolfgang's coffin, then on the lid. Go back to Schloss Ritter and talk to Gerde about the silver heart. Go back to St Georg's and take the silver heart. Drive back to Altotting and talk to the priest. Use the silver heart on him and you'll be taken to the shrine.
Examine the display case on the right-hand side of the room, and the doorway further to the right. Use the silver heart on the basket on the right-hand side of the altar.
Move right and open the doors, allowing the wind to blow out all the candles. Use the chair beside the display case then select the bottom-left urn to get Ludwig's diagram. You will now be whisked off to see Georg, and to give him the opera. Click on the table to get a programme, then examine the opera poster. Exit 'down', then right, and right again. Go to the door at the end of the hall and enter the office. Examine the bulletin board and pick up the seating chart. Take the opera glasses and the To do' list.
Read the list. Talk to Gabriel. Leave the office then go down and into the auditorium through the large open doors. Talk to Georg, then talk to the chandelier man. Look at the theatre diagram in your inventory. Click on the 'x'. Look at the seating chart and point to the spot where the 'x' was.
Go out of the auditorium, back to the opera poster, up the open stairs, and click on the double doors to enter the Mittelloge. Exit back to the hallway and move right, then go to the door at the end of the hall. Look through the small window into the auditorium. Turn on the spotlight then click on the handle to move it. Move the beam until it's shining exactly over the Mittelloge. Go back to the foyer and use the seating chart on the usher. Go right and through the door with the steps leading up.
Get the rope from the back wall. Go downstairs to the basement. Move right, then open the panel to get the keys. Go left, then down. Click on the left door to find the prop room. Go left, pick up the 'privat' sign, then go back through the door you entered and lock it with the keys. Go right three times, then down twice to find the furnace room.
Open the furnace door. Use the coal in the bin on the right to shovel some in. Click on the furnace controls, first on the 'Automatisch' button, then on the handle. Turn the handle all the way to hoch. Go left through the door, then right into the foyer. Return to the office and examine Gabriel. Wear the evening dress then return to the spotlight room. Look through the little window, then use the opera glasses on Mittelloge. Go upstairs to the central hallway, click on Mittelloge doors.
Lock the doors using the rope on the handles, then put the 'privat' sign on as well. With Gabriel back in charge move left, then move the chest aside to reveal an air vent. Use the dagger to remove the vent. Climb inside the open vent and travel north, north, then west to appear backstage.
Click on the right-hand side of the back wall to find a reel of sticky tape. Go through the right-hand door into the dressing room.
Wear the minstrel costume from the clothes rack. Examine the dressing table. Click on the face powder. Quickly click on the dressing table again and use the powder on the mirror. Exit close-up, and quickly hide behind the changing screen before Englehart appears. Use the tape on Englehart to tie him up. You are now transformed into a wolf and so is Von Glower. Save your game position. The trick now is to close off the doors in the basement to prevent the black wolf escaping.
You can close the doors, but you can't open them again. However, by closing the correct doors you can force Von Glower into the furnace room where he can be destroyed. Turn right. Go forward twice. Turn left twice, and close the door. Turn right, go forward. Turn left twice, close the door. Turn right twice, then forward twice. Turn left, close the door. Turn right, forward once. Turn left, go forward once. Turn left again, go forward once. Turn left, go forward, turn left twice, close the door.
Turn left, go forward. Turn right, go forward, close the door in front of you. Turn left, go forward, turn right, go forward.
Turn right, go forward three times. Turn right, go forward twice. Save game. Go forward into the furnace room. Click on Grace. Click on the furnace door to open it. Click on the grey wolf. Get ready for Von Glower to leap. When the black wolf crosses over the furnace, click on him to push him inside. For every half-decent game that's ever made, you can be sure that there will be a sequel to follow it. This particular one is the follow-up to Gabriel Knight, a rather excellent adventure that featured the considerable talents of Tim Curry, who provided a very convincing voice-over for the main character.
If you liked the first one, you may well be looking at the screenshots here and thinking, "Oh no, they've only gone and totally ruined it with lots of crap fmv. Well relax everyone, there are plenty of reasons to get excited about Gabriel Knight 2 Sierra don't use his name in the title anymore, they just describe it as a Gabriel Knight mystery, but here at Zone we call it what is, so there. The first thing to go under the microscope is the all-important plot, which is what made Gabriel Knight so engrossing in the first place Let's start with a brief recap of what happened in episode one, shall we?
Gabriel Knight, an unsuccessful horror writer, starts to investigate a series of killings in New Orleans which seem to be related to a local voodoo cult. After successfully passing several tests, Gabriel ends up being a Schattenjager himself. At the start of the second game, a long FMV-tastic intro shows Gabriel being approached by the parents of a young girl who has been murdered.
The police stupidly come up with the wrong culprits, believing that two wolves who have just escaped from the local zoo are responsible; the villagers know better and say, "Bollocks to that, it's a bloody werewolf mate.
As he's such an accommodating chap he agrees to spend some time on the parents' farm the scene of the crime to see if he can find out what's going on. Upon visiting the place where the girl was killed, he finds some wolf hair and a bloody great footprint in the grass. Hmm, suspicious or what? As he ponders the meaning of all this, so your adventure begins. The game is played over six chapters it comes on six cds.
You mostly control Gabriel's movements; the rest of the time you control Grace, his voluptuous and tempestuous assistant at his book shop in New Orleans. For each character you have a map showing the places you can go to; the number of locations open to you at any one time varies depending on what you've done in the game.
At the beginning of chapter 1 you are in control of Gabriel. Most of this chapter is spent trying to get into the wolves enclosure at the local zoo, but none of the geezers at the zoo will let you anywhere near them. Chapter 3 sees the return of Gabriel and this is when you start to get an idea of where the whole thing's taking you. Gabriel gets into a hunting club and discovers that the club members have a rather unusual interest: all they ever want to talk about is wolves, wolves, and more bloody wolves.
I don't want to give too much of the plot away here, suffice to say that one of the blokes at the club turns out to be a werewolf and it's up to you and Gabe to sort him out. Poor oP Chris was in a right tizzy when he reviewed this last month. Although he'd been playing it for an absolute age he still hadn't got to some of the very far levels of the game it's a bloody big one. Now that he's played it some more and played it and played it and played it he tells us that it actually improves quite significantly as time goes on.
It's not often that we look back and say that something deserves a higher score. The game has been out for about a month now, so if you've been after a new adventure and have seen this in the shops and have thought twice about it It's bloody good, and by far the best Sierra adventure game in a long time.
After the travesty that was Phantasmaboriusnoria. Open the duffel bag and pick up the letters, wallet, and dagger that are in it. Walk over to the desk; click on the newspaper to read it. Take the car keys from the hook next to the door. Click on the note on the wall to read it. Read the letters in your inventory. Now write a letter to Grace using the stationary on the desk. Move outside then go right, to the edge of the forest.
Click on the ground and pick up the hairs. Investigate the ground beside the water trough to find a paw print. Enter the barn, pick up the cement and use it to make a cast of the paw print. We work unpaid hours to bring you the music and the website, so don't betray that generosity by stealing our work! Cedar Conseils.
Lake Pontchartrain The Crime Scene length: min. Purification Dream Digital Version length: min. This is a soundtrack by Robert Holmes. Soundtrack rearranged and produced by SMC in , remastered in , edited in You play the eponymous hero, a failed author who runs a book shop in New Orleans. A spate of Voodoo murders is terrifying the w city: useful, because you are researching a book on the subject.
But there is another reason why you are drawn in, hinted at in your gruesome nightmares and given full treatment in the graphic novel comic book. Many years ago an ancestor of yours came to America from Germany to purge a town of evil. He found that devilry was afoot and set a trap for the idolators. Meanwhile he had fallen in love with a beautiful slave girl, Tetelo. The coven falls into the trap but the high priestess turns out to be none other then Tetelo. Torn between love and duty he frees her and she and her murderous gang wreak bloody havoc on the town he had promised to protect.
Is the slave, in some strange way, still alive? And will you undo the mischief of your great great grandfather? Fate is conspiring to bring the two blood lines together and for a while you seem doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past. It is all exciting stuff. In the early part of Gabriel Knight you are just trying to get your bearings and find out about the threat, yourself and your family history.
Your assistant, Grace, helps you with research and fends off your attempts at sexual harassment. She gets sniffy when you start sleeping with Malia, but that's women for you, I guess. From day four, the bodies start piling up - including your own if you're not careful. People start leaving gentle hints, like a dismembered cockerel, that your researches are unwelcome.
Your allies become few and far between. The case gets closed and your friend Inspector Mosely is transferred and then killed. You have already compromised yourself with a sexual liaison with Malia Gedde who looks like a strong candidate for an incarnation of the slave Tetelo.
In a magnificent sequence on the seventh day you are cleansed of your sins and emerge a Schatttenjagger, shadow hunter. Now you are ready to do battle against the forces of evil. The action moves from New Orleans to Germany to Benin and back again. Gabriel Knight is atmospheric with background music and sound used to good effect. The various music traditions of New Orleans - jazz, Creole and blues - provide the accompaniment to your walks in the park an essential part of every day.
The general background music is of the sort that you find yourself whistling in the bath. The music can be turned off from the game control panel. From here you can also alter the sound volume, ear level of detail, text scroll speed and game speed. The last is useful in the arcade sections. There are eight 'action' icons: walk, look, question, speak, pick up, open, operate and push. A simple click will perform the action, although if you've chosen the wrong one the person might actually walk away and you'll have to catch up with them in order to try again.
The graphics and animation are very good. Better than its nearest rival. Shadow Of The Comet.
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