Reviews

Telltale Games hasn’t always been able to live up to the promise of
its licensed properties, but The Walking Dead might be the company’s
first game that can reach beyond an already devoted base and earn a
broader audience.

This brief glimpse into one man’s pained reflections is a journey worth taking for open-minded gamers.

Fans of slasher films know that the joy of a great, campy horror flick
isn’t the destination; it’s the blood-spattered journey. Team
GrisGris clearly understands this twisted secret to shock cinema and
puts it to use in this game.

Telltale Games love for
Jurassic Park is apparent – I just wish love was all you needed.

Telltale Games love for
Jurassic Park is apparent – I just wish love was all you needed.

Telltale Games love for
Jurassic Park is apparent – I just wish love was all you needed.

While I’m happy to have
followed Telltale down this wistful road, I can’t shake the feeling
that there were a few missed opportunities along the way.
 

Telltale’s Back to the Future series races dangerously close to falling into a rut.

Episode 3 of Telltale’s Back to the Future adventure series turns
Hill Valley on its head, and shows that one man’s vision for utopia can
be everyone else’s nightmare.

ic romp.

Stacking may be Double Fine's most niche concept to date, but
it's hard to imagine a player who wouldn't enjoy the game's clever
puzzles and charming story.

Stacking may be Double Fine's most niche concept to date, but
it's hard to imagine a player who wouldn't enjoy the game's clever
puzzles and charming story.

Telltale’s Back to the Future adventure game hits all it's nostalgic notes and more.

The concept is cool, but I was
disappointed to discover that Ghost Trick doesn’t have nearly the same
charm as the Ace Attorney series.

Epic Mickey goes out of its way to show gamers Walt Disney’s body of
work, but rarely fires on a level that turns this beloved content into
exciting gameplay.

The Force Unleashed II isn't so much a story about the return of Starkiller as it is a tale that makes Vader look like the universe's most feared moron.

The Force Unleashed II isn't so much a story about the return of Starkiller as it is a tale that makes Vader look like the universe's most feared moron.

Miles Edgeworth has softened up over the years, moving from stone
cold Phoenix Wright rival to helpful ally. While I liked Edgeworth’s
jerky side, it makes sense that Capcom transformed him into a relatable
protagonist to carry his first solo adventure.

Heavy Rain makes groundbreaking strides in storytelling and character
development.

The game doesn't veer much from the standard point-and-click adventure genre formula of navigating static environments collecting useful items and searching for clues.