Tag Archives: Playstation 4

Minecraft: Story Mode is made for the original Minecraft game's largest demographic, which is decidedly younger than those who have been playing TellTale's recent adventure games. It remains to be seen whether younger gamers will appreciate such a story-heavy game, particularly with TellTale's delivery issues.

'Mad Max' is a post-apocalyptic, open world game that in many ways tries to bite off more than it can chew. The genre-bending effort is most successful in realizing vehicular combat, but the light narrative provides little motivation for grinding through to upgrade Max and his wheels.

'Escape Plan Bravo' is a love it or hate it, short and mostly whimsical set-up for TellTale’s upcoming 'Tales From the Borderlands' conclusion.

'Episode 4: Dark Room,' like its title implies takes 'Life is Strange' down a very dark path. From star to finish, there's no letting up, and even with another chapter to go, 'Life is Strange' has already cemented its place as an iconic adventure game.

Short even for TellTale's recent efforts, 'Game of Thrones: Episode 5 – A Nest of Vipers' does get the plot back on track. While it does again feel authentic, the episode also reminds players of the limits the game imposes.

Despite the original games flaws, the Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition is a worthwhile purchase, but charging for more DLC feels like double dipping.

Tales From the Borderlands: Episode 3 - Catch a Ride might be one of the best episodic segments TellTale Games has ever put together, but its short length and technical limitations make its relative gaming value a tough sell.

Even though 'Sons of Winter' runs you through some new activities, it's a fairly weak offering. Luckily, TellTale Games has another two episodes to finish the series strong.

Despite some dialogue inconsistencies, Life is Strange is on track to become the standard that episodic adventure games are measured against.

With the addition of seasons, is this golf title ready to go head-to-head with EA?