Back to Gabriel! I'm definitely finding Gabriel's chapters more difficult than Grace's, so far (although I've only done one chapter with Grace). First, I gotta say, golly the acting in this is good! Really makes the game more enjoyable.
But this chapter really has some tough, not so much puzzles, but just figuring out what to do next. The only solution is to be sure you visit everywhere and click on everything it's possible to click on. Even then, I'm betting there will be some confusion. I confess I went to the WT especially at the end. Trying to find out how to end a chapter can be extremely challenging.
But mostly Gabriel just goes around and talks to people, and asks questions and questions and questions. It's really setting up the storyline. I most enjoyed the conversations with Baron von Glower, of course, but also with Kommissar Leber at the police station. One of my favorite musical themes from GK1 plays there, and it's nicely nostalgic.
Baron Von Glower at home
Kommissar Leber becomes helpful
Also, we get to explore the hunting club. Here, my decades-ago experience playing this game came in handy. I actually remembered what to do with an odd item I had acquired. The payoff is quite nice--we get to see an off-limits room at the club:
What's this in the club basement?
And, we can explore more of Munich. There's nothing in the Marienplatz for us to do, but it's nice to be able to do some sightseeing.
Statue of Mary in the Marienplatz
The Glockenspiel!
So after much chatter, we have learned a lot. I really don't remember, but the astute player is probably figuring out who the culprit is, and who it isn't. However, there is much more to the story!
I think Grace gets to go to Schloß Neuschwanstein in the next chapter! Looking forward to that!
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