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"Christian thriller" vidya
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I would recommend Gabriel Knight 3, but it has terrible puzzles, the graphics are ugly compared to the beautiful 2D artwork of the original, and the plot is almost nonexistent. 
^ gabriel knight 3, save for the awkward early game puzzles (cat fur mustache that is very infamous) the latter part of the game contain the best puzzle i have ever done in an adventure games ever. La Serpent Rouge. also ignoring the awkward early 3D graphics i think the story and characters really did it justice.
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Yeah GB3 gets a lot of flack about a couple of, admittedly, crappy puzzles early on, but it also has some great ones, especially the one HoboForEternity mentioned above, a puzzle with many layers, that spans for a big chunk of the game.
And in the writing department, as usual Jane Jensen has done some extensive historical and on location research, to back up the story.
And in the writing department, as usual Jane Jensen has done some extensive historical and on location research, to back up the story.
It turns to triller if you play it on drugs.
Puukko
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Persona 2 IS if you're okay with a JRPG.
Second this. Also Daemonica from the same devs.
Also Agony? In some sense.
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Agony has beautiful pixel art and animations, but I'm not sure that a shoot-'em-up where you play an owl constitutes a "Christian thriller" videogame.
Isn't Inquisitor considered a bit broken because of Chapter 1 which is grindy and painful as fuck? I do recommend it for the investigation side of things, tons of optional crimes to investigate and resolve.
Yes, Chapter 1 is a disaster, but when you get over it, it is kinda very good.
If only they released it in 2001, not 2012.
MadMaxHellfire
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christian thriller: "and on the third day jesus rose from the dead and danced like michael jackson into the groove".
I'm still waiting for that Iron Tower game about Inquisition.
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VTM: Redemption could be considered one. Your main character is a knight templar and he falls in love with a nun.
La abadía del crimen (The Abbey of crime), a zx spectrum adventure game with a "Name of the Rose" style plot. It has been remade and it's on steam.
La abadía del crimen (The Abbey of crime), a zx spectrum adventure game with a "Name of the Rose" style plot. It has been remade and it's on steam.
DOS
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The Abbey of Crime: Extensum, on Steam for free and is an absolute masterpiece.
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