Posted on: June 23, 2017
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Solid story, technical absyss
I like Telltale's kind of games, which is an interactive movie with limited choices and a lot of quick times event. I like the Batman universe, though I feared yet another origin story. And alas, you do get a flashback to that fateful day Bruce Wayne lost his parents again, (and then Bruce Wayne egregiously manages to remember something new about that event decades later). On the plus side for me, Batman as a character is already etablished. Just the viallains are yet unknown to the Batman himself, which somewhat gives the player a headstart over the character, which made some decision-making rather easy for me. Still a few characters get a refreshing twist added to them In short, the story is solid, and would have earned four stars in my books. Yet it's a game, and games have to perform. This title is the weakest in Telltale's catalog. It doesn't have a language setting, so you have to go out your way to set Windows' system locale to the United states if you want the choice-wheel and subtitles to be in English. I got stuck at the first takedown quick time event until I found out that the XBox One controller (I finished Walking Dead: New Frontier just before with that so this is really weird) is not supported and I had to default to my old Xbox 360 one. And then there is the lag. Once in a while, the game's speed goes down to a painful crawl. And my machine can run Witcher3 so there is no excuse in my book, Restarting did help sometomes, on certain occassations I had to watch events happening frame by frame, I was relucatant to buy it on realease due to technical difficulties. Hence I waited for both the availability of all the episodes and a a discount. This is also what I recommend for this one: Get it when it's on a discount and you know you like Telltale's kind of games. It's no "Wolf among us", yet it'll keep you entertained on a weekend.
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