The Wolf Among Us

I say pseudo-interactive in that your choices barely make any difference - maybe a lil cutscene, here and there, which the developers add in based upon x decision. It's not like a CYOA/FF book, where wildly different paths are possible. The good... - Great art style aesthetic. - Story. - Excellent voice work. I don't really care for these TTG (RIP, sorta) P-I stories. I played Tales From the Borderlands, and this one was a lil better. It's missing the "game" part of a game - gameplay is king, in my books; a story is a nice-to-have. There is no way to actually lose - except for a QTE, which you can quickly restart. No challenge. I "played" it to pass the time, during the Olympics, when all that was being broadcasted was figure skating. So, TWUU filled that gap, in that it's easy to pick up, and put back down at a moment's notice. Just mute the pretentious commentary, and wait for an actual sport to come on... ...expresses the rest of the review via interpretive dance... Choice is a facade in this game - I made all the worst/horrible choices, and it didn't affect nigh anything. I'd rather play a CYOA/FF book. Where gameplay is king, this is a pawn. 2 stars for the goodly mentioned above.

Major issue with this production for me is the gameplay what gameplay? there is none you travel from cutscene to cutscene and can fail or pass all QTE almost none of this matter because you end in nearly identical scenario i have played this game twice, trying very hard to make this game flinch over intentionally different choice... 3 changes you can do: save 1 guy who never do anything in relation to being alive chop off arm from 1 guy who have slightly different animations if you do kill irrelevant bad guy in self-defense who would die in next combat meeting it is fair to say that i do like the world of this game and it would be very cool to play RPG/detective action game in this settings Sadly wolf amogus is not detective, nor action, nor rpg i do hate the fact that i played the game, i think its a bit expensive for game no longer in hands of original studio and very bad practice to make good looking game with no gameplay i know console fans love when their david cage game looks almost as good as PC games and can ignore the fact that whole thing is a cutscene simulator but for me personally, i wanna play as big bad wolf, not just watch bunch of cutscenes with it

I play video games since I'm 8 years old, I am now 30. And it is the first time I've seen a videogame with keyboard layout that does not take into account AZERTY, or least that does not provide interface to change shortcut. Telltales are either amateur, either racist. I won't even bother playing the game. This is too insulting. And it is not the first exemple like this from Telltales. For instance the Sam & Max seaons is probably one of the rare game on earth which offers better voice acting in french that the original english. The only problem is that you cannot buy french version anywhere. I tend to think that telltate are simply racist towards french. Why on earth would you release such an awesome french version, and not even sell it... It is not available on steam, not available on good old games, and not available in any shop on the internet, neither in any shop on physical edition... The only way to get a french version of Sam & Max series,is to DOWNLOAD IT ILLEGALY. Yes you read it, there not even the slighest way to buy it. It is impossible to give money to the studio!!! It is really insulting towards french people, but also for the other countries which has be localized. I will never ever buy any of Telltales products until they continue to ignore french speaking customers and continue to hide their localized versions.