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As mentioned in our review for episode three, player choice doesn’t seem to have much affect on things here either. Framerate hiccups, a few glitches and seemingly missing audio still rear their ugly head occasionally but certainly aren’t game breaking. Technically speaking, not much has changed from the previous three episodes so I won’t waste time going into much detail there. We’re nearing the end now of Telltale Games’ Batman adventure and in the second-to-last episode, Guardian of Gotham, relationships are pushed to the edge of stability as more and more character revelations come to light.

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The first episode of the game is free on Steam so if you want to try it out to see if it might be your cup of tea I would highly recommend doing so.Batman: The Telltale Series Ep. Well, the game didn’t pull at my heart strings like the Walking Dead series did, fans of Batman and the other popular DC characters won’t be disappointed with Telltales take on the various heroes. Arnold Schwarzenegger is in this game?īatman: The Telltale Series proves once again that Telltale are still one of the best game development companies at doing what they do best, telling tales, and keeping you on the edge of your seat throughout the 5 episodes. Other than the odd spike of poor performance I really enjoyed the experience and being able to dive deeper into the character of Bruce Wayne, which the game does very well. Sadly optimisation seems slightly off and I often experienced frame rate issues during the game which was surprising because you certainly don’t need a beefy rig to run it. Jason Bourne eat your heart outĪs a Telltale game goes this is the best game visually they have ever released. At the end of the episode you could cut the tension in the air with a batarang and you will want to desperately dive into the final 5th episode – City of Light, to see if you made the right choices because there are several endings and they are not all good. Moving on to Episode 4: Guardian of Gotham surprises you with a special cameo from a very famous face within the DC universe and leaves you with some big choices to make – choices I do believe had bearing on the ending of the game unlike previous Telltale titles. Episode 3: New World Order focuses much more on Bruce as a character and was enjoyable but I did worry that my choices would not affect the ending – a problem I had with the first Walking Dead game where your decisions really didn’t affect the ending at all. Although shorter than the first episode I did enjoy the new dynamic that lets you approach a situation as either Batman or Bruce Wayne, letting you decide to use brawn or brains to try get leverage in a particular situation. Would you like the caviar or the shrimp?Įpisode 2: Children of Arkham, is far more enjoyable as it gets a little darker and throws in a few twist and turns.

Some choices that you feel are the right ones have a tendency to actually have the worst outcomes – very sneaky Telltale, but I like it. Many of the decisions you make in Episode 1 will determine the outcome for the next episode, and those thereafter. The first episode – Realm of Shadows does a good job in getting you used to the combat system which is basically just quick-time events except they are well executed – but perhaps a little too forgiving if you are off by a second or two. In traditional Telltale fashion the series is broken down into five episodes. Batman: The Telltale Series makes you fight with your words more often than your fists and in doing so gives you a great insight into the Dark Knight’s life when he is not sporting the cowl. There have been many Batman games before Batman: The Telltale Series, but they have all mostly focused on the physical side of Batman, punching and interrogating bad guys, but with this being a Telltale game things are handled very differently. The latest Telltale game is based within the Batman universe and will see you play as everyone’s favourite playboy billionaire – Bruce Wayne. You get a few seconds to reacted to a situation and then you spend the rest of your evening tossing and turning wondering how your choices will come back to bite you. I have always loved the way that Telltale handle decision making in their games. There have been many great Telltale games in the past from the Walking Dead Series to even Jurassic Park – yes it wasn’t that bad.

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