Andrew Otton's Reviews
An above average narrative, excellent dialogue, and wonderful pacing should make Firewatch enjoyable to any adventure fan.
The Ice Dragon mistakes shock and surprise for engaging material. Combined with the typical Telltale technical woes, it leaves behind an underwhelming experience.
Season 1 can be defined by its misused and poorly executed potential, leaving behind something a little better than average.
While it stumbles in some places, Hearts of Stone is better than the vast majority of "additional content" that most modern games offer.
A Nest of Vipers has some shortcomings but is an overall solid episode, leaving behind a good amount of potential for what should be a climactic ending.
The Witcher 3 both meets and exceeds expectations, creating a game that will have a lasting impact on the entire industry.
Game of Thrones Episode 4 will assuredly keep many players engaged and does a great job of creating the potential for an interesting and/or satisfying end.
This was another great installment that should please both fans and those new to the series alike.
Game of Thrones Episode 2 may be Telltale's best showing yet, capturing the world of A Song of Ice and Fire near perfectly.
It will scratch the itch of fans waiting for the next book and next season of the show.
The Legend of Korra is the perfect example of how a development team cuts corners at a great cost.
An average story mixed with some great nuggets to experience, all of which takes place in beautiful backdrops and wonderful accompanying music.
Defense Grid 2 pushes what you can do to a tower defense game as far as possible and still have the game remain a tower defense game.
Don't go in expecting something on the same level as The Walking Dead, but if you are interested in the setting, give The Wolf Among Us a try.
Not the ending most will be looking for, but there is still some questions answered most will be interested in hearing.
A game any true RPG fan should be impatient to play.
Episode 4 latches on to your curiosity more than any other. If you are even interest a small amount in the story, this is a great episode to play.
If you can believe it, Transistor surpasses the quality of Bastion in nearly every respect, making it a near perfect game. Easily the best game of the year so far.
'A Crooked Mile' is not at the level one has come to expect from Telltale, however, has just enough interesting moments and intrigue, particularly at its end, to keep you interested in what is to come.
Anyone who plays games to get lost in a world and its story will love The Banner Saga.