Holy shit. This is so much better than I expected. Really really dark and gritty.
I am so excited to get back into this universe. Probably going to check out the comics now and I'm really not a comic guy.
Telltale are always late with their games on their site. It happens every time.Did you buy directly from Telltale's website or through Steam? Steam doesn't have the authentication requirement. Also, as of this post, the Telltale website still doesn't allow you to download the game. I guess this is what I get for supporting the developers directly, huh?
Same feelings here, TellTale really nailed this game, stellar first episode.I just finished episode 1. Took 2 hours.
Holy shit. This is so much better than I expected. Really really dark and gritty.
I am so excited to get back into this universe. Probably going to check out the comics now and I'm really not a comic guy.
Dang. I wonder if it's worth just waiting until they all come out and then marathoning the entire thing. That's how I played TWD.If it follows a similar release schedule as TWD, expect a new episode around every 2 months.
Of course I never bothered to replay it because I had spent a massive 10 hour chunk of time playing through it the first time around. Maybe playing it piecemeal and then going back for a marathon replay is the way to go.
My choices this episode:
Gave faith money
Lied to Beast
Helped Toad first (guessing I messed this up)
Didn't say a suspect
Went for Tweedle Dee
Telltale have really done well for themselves. So happy for them.
I take that back. This game is now my GOTY candidate.
Would easily recommend.
It might not really have a moral aspect to its choices, but nonetheless this first episode was at least as good as, if not better in some aspects than, The Walking Dead if you ask me. If they can keep this kind of quality up for an entire season Telltale might have another GOTY-contender on their hands. Highly recommended!
(I also really want to read the comics now, but I might as well play the entire game first since its apparently a prequel)
First non poker, puzzle agent Telltale game I've played on the PC though, was weird to not experience the constant framerate and hitching issues.
Now TellTale should make a Constantine game (not the current DC mainline, but based on the Vertigo comics).
Good to hear. The killer for TWD was the save game wipe bugs & the way they handled it, as well as the well known telltale engine issues across multiple platforms. Oh god, that original iPad Sam & Max version...I did the PC Gamer review, and encountered two very minor framerate stutters during panning camera movements that The Walking Dead had a whole lot more of. It's the same engine, but definitely ran more smoothly for me. Other than that, it ran flawlessly at 1440p. No glitches. Can't comment on the console ports, or if there will be any issues with transferring save files like there were with season 1, but the episode's performance was great.
Like I said, their artistic merit is always super high, but the tech was just so lagging it made for a pretty frustrating experience. Glad to hear it seems they've made some significant steps in that regard.
Weren't they fantastic? Perfectly captured the show in every way. I have been very pleased with Tell Tales work, specifically Wallace & Grommit, Back to The Future, and The Walking Dead series. This will be the first time that I will plunk down the cash up front for the season instead of waiting for a steam sale 6 months down the line. For all those who have never read a Fables, you owe it to yourself to check out the first trade book. The series is fantastic and I'm really excited to see what Tell Tale will do with this universe.If this game is as half as good as the Wallace and Gromit episodes, then I'll be pleased.
It's both great and terrible having a new series with which I have to wait a couple of months to play new episodes, anticipating what happens next.
Anybody else having these issues?
Shit dude! You've just told my decisions.Originally Posted by jediyoshi
Welp, that was darker than I imagined. I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
My choices this episode:
Gave faith money
Lied to Beast
Helped Toad first (guessing I messed this up)
Didn't say a suspect
Went for Tweedle Dee
That ending... I loved her.. Like I really did.
Mine wereOriginally Posted by jediyoshi
Welp, that was darker than I imagined. I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
My choices this episode:
Gave faith money
Lied to Beast
Helped Toad first (guessing I messed this up)
Didn't say a suspect
Went for Tweedle Dee
Gave Faith money. Bit me in the ass when I tried to pay for my whiskey at the end
Told both Beauty and Beast that I wasn't a marriage counselor and I kept out of it
Went to Toad first. Probably a bad idea, but his problem sounded more urgent. I guess it wasn't.
Named Woodsman as my suspect to Crane at the very beginning, told Snow later that I suspected Tweedles Dee and Dum.
Grabbed Tweedle Dee at the end, figuring the woodsman's story sort of checked out.
gameplay is identical to 'The Walking Dead' with a bit more effort put in the QTEs (which are well-made). There are actually no riddles/puzzles - highlights are the interaction with the characters and the plenty decisions you can choose from. This encourages replaying this game numerous times.
Also the ending was unexpected:
I am pretty sure i was not the only one expecting beauty's head on the stairs...i was in shock when i saw snow's head. good to see that noone is safe.
Yeah, Beast being withheld by the cop made me think it was gonna be Beauty. Seeing it was Snow immediately made me regret that the response I gave her when she told Bigby to stay safe was "Always" and not "You too."Also the ending was unexpected:
I am pretty sure i was not the only one expecting beauty's head on the stairs...i was in shock when i saw snow's head. good to see that noone is safe.
Yeah, this was pretty much how I did it as well.Originally Posted by Echoenigma
Mine were
Gave Faith money. Bit me in the ass when I tried to pay for my whiskey at the end
Told both Beauty and Beast that I wasn't a marriage counselor and I kept out of it
Went to Toad first. Probably a bad idea, but his problem sounded more urgent. I guess it wasn't.
Named Woodsman as my suspect to Crane at the very beginning, told Snow later that I suspected Tweedles Dee and Dum.
Grabbed Tweedle Dee at the end, figuring the woodsman's story sort of checked out.
I can't believe they pulled the rug from under me with that cliffhanger! Bigby can't catch a break.
Really? Damn. My friend is having similar issues. Major framerate hiccups that fuck up the fighting scenes.Originally Posted by Max O Power
I'm playing it on 360. I'm having a lot of issues. In some scenes it freezes every time the camera cuts. It make the action scenes super hitchy, and unplayable. It's only the screen that fezzes, the game continues, so I miss a lot of the button proms.
Anybody else having these issues?
Might have to hold out in hopes they'll fix it somehow in a patch. Or maybe a PS4 release down the road.
So the fact that Snow White is still alive in the comics, as well as the fact that the mirror could not locate Faith, pretty much indicates that neither of them are dead and what we saw is some sort of trick, correct?
Question though, is there no 360 controller support on PC for this game? Didn't see an option for it.
Walking Dead had excellent native controller support, so it would really surprise me if they had taken it out for this one. Steam says this has controller support.Originally Posted by Shuggah_Daddy
Just played the opening sequence, seems like this is going to be one hell of an awesome series.
Question though, is there no 360 controller support on PC for this game? Didn't see an option for it.
So... should work.
It's definitely there. I used my controller earlier. Just plug it in and go.Originally Posted by Shuggah_Daddy
Just played the opening sequence, seems like this is going to be one hell of an awesome series.
Question though, is there no 360 controller support on PC for this game? Didn't see an option for it.
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