Should I try Dracula? I'm afraid it'll turn out to be a boring walk through dozens of dozens of rooms with nothing happening and nobody else ever being there though so it feels empty, something like Myst has always seemed to me (I've never played it though, just seen some LPs).

Or I could try playing Commandos, without going commando.

Or maybe go for Gabriel Knight 2? And skip the first game? I feel like trying out the second game for some reason.

Going commando means getting naked.

As for the games, I havent played one of them so I cant really help. ^^

No, it means being without underwear.

See any (online) dictionary for "To go commando". And it's a great pun. :D

Just play Sacrifice already...

Thats what I meant, I should have been a bit clearer. :)

And yes, its a great pun, but I never had the chance to use it. :(

Well, I would be looking forward to it but I heard out of all the gods the female one god shafted in their ending and overall in their playthrough....which totally sucks. I want all of the endings to be equal.

Didn't know that before lol.

That's the stupidest reason I've ever heard for not playing something...

From what I remember, the first GK is a better adventure game overall, but I admit I played it over a decade ago, and GK2 rather recently, in 2013. GK2 has great story and setting - the acting is so-so, and the characters behave a bit silly at times, but the general ideas are very cool, maybe more so than in the first game. But the gameplay isn't that good. It commits all of the cardinal sins a good point-and-click adventure should avoid (for more details see my old review). I probably got stuck in the first game at some points, too, but I don't remember being so frustrated and annoyed with the game after checking the walkthrough as I was with GK2.

Install all of them and begin playing them one after another for some time. It won't take you long to find what catches your attention the best.

...and better looking, if I may add. :)


edit: rephrased

Are you kidding? I play games for the plot and dialogue, it sucks when you learn the faction you wanted to play for has a sucky ending!

A stupid reason would be something like that a game doesn't have eye candy or good graphics.
I prefer to get myself immersed in one game at a time. :)

The ending isn't "sucky", it makes perfect sense in the overarching plot of the game .

You'll play only one of course, but after a short session with all of them. In about an hour you'll find out what you want to play. You got to try them all though and see what holds your interested. ;)

You are the person why i wishlisted it,i still haven't checked any gameplay on youtube only gog pictures here.