Gabriel Knight: The Beast Within (1995) - Game details | Adventure Gamers (original) (raw)
Now a Schattenjäger, or Shadow Hunter, Gabriel is sent with his assistant Grace to solve a series of mutilation murders thought to be the work of werewolves. Gabriel confronts his own demons while Grace traces a historical mystery, that of the strange demise of Mad King Ludwig II. The hunters become the hunted, and the only hope for deliverance lies in the most desperate of schemes...
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Developer:
Sierra On-Line
Platforms:
Mac, PC
Releases:
- Worldwide 1995 by Sierra On-Line
Average based on 60 ratings
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What our readers think of Gabriel Knight: The Beast Within
curious, dated, classic.
The Beast Within is part of the Gabriel Knight series and the slew of FMV games that burgeoned in the 90s. If neither of those legacies evokes a preemptive groan, this might be an interesting experience for you. A genuine fondness for adventure games is...
Posted by Antrax on Nov 20, 2013
A good plot can make up for a lot
I was blown away by The Beast Within when it first came out. Returning to it today, its faults are more obvious, but it's still a highly recommended game despite the issues. The video quality still holds up - videos are blocky but clear and the production...
Posted by Niclas on Aug 23, 2012
I must say that I missed to play this game when it was released in the 90's. I only played GK1 and GK3. I just skipped all of the FMV titles out there. I just recently finished the Beast within and I must say it is one of the BEST adventure games that I have...
