Batman - The Telltale Series

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First: Yes I know Telltale makes interactive movies more than games. Still, this one has many decisions but almost none of them matter any more than a few sentences that recall your choice. So, don't expect a game that envolves around your choices, but more a story with a few irrelevant dialogue options. Sounds bad? It shouldn't! It's a great story with a neat style and cool twists. Just don't expect a game. Oh, and: Performance sucks. The game freezes for a very short time when switching scenes, which might not sound big, but in a game that is edited like a movie, it really pulls you out of the mood.

I played it on a friends PC and also have the second part, the Enemy within, i just need this one for my own and id be happy.

AS OF EPISODE 1 I didn't have (or possibly just didn't notice/care about) the bugs other people are ripping this game for, aside from one place the game freezes (DO NOT OPEN THE CODEX UNTIL ALFRED SAYS SO) and the next-episode preview crashing. I don't have an absolute beast of a machine or anything, but it's up there. If you absolutely need a smooth 60 frames, then, yeah, hold out for a patch or two. And, I wouldn't blame you for holding out another episode, just to get your money's worth right away. You have to suck pretty bad to get less than 4 stars on GOG, and the current average of 3 is nonsense. With that out of the way... This is (at least a great setup for) the most unique Batman game out there. Mostly, on account of its emphasis on the man, not just the bat. It really explores the duality of the character, more than any mainstream adaptation I can think of, and makes the Bat himself much more than a symbol or suit for Bruce. While Batman does what we're used to, although in a touch darker and bloodier fashion than the Arkham games, (no, he's not as straight-up murderous as BvS's) Bruce Wayne has to carefully navigate the corrupt politics of Gotham, as his good buddy Harvey Dent is running for Mayor. (I have only good feelings about this.) TellTale tauted their "revamped" engine being used in this game, and while it is prettier, those looking for "real combat" will encounter the same QTEs from the likes of Wolf Among Us and Tales from the Borderlands. They are much more intense in this game, and are presented more elegantly, with prompts appearing in the world, rather than a set place on your screen, much like Heavy Rain. I'm mostly cool with that, having to hold shift for some presses is a bit ridiculous. Chapter 1's ending had me pretty hooked, and seems to be going down a much more personal path for the character then just stopping a villain's plot. Very excited for the next chapter, but some bug fixes should probably come first.

After episode 3 it had issues anyway I liked the story but does anyone know when the episode5 will be relesed on GOG?I bought the game from GOG but still waiting for episode 5 Its about 3 days from the release date but I cant download it yet:(