PC User Reviews

"Welcome to Arkham, Bruce. Believe it or not, some people here are truly crazy! "(c) "John Doe", "Joker". Like Telltale's TWD, this project seemed very, very good to me. These guys know how to create a cool and exciting story with unexpected twists and a wonderful atmosphere. But the only significant drawback, of course, is the technical part of the game. Starting from the way it simply looks, the first thing that catches your eye is, of course, a clumsy translation, just like it was in TWD, in some places it is not translated, and in others the words are completely “broken” or inappropriate. The second is the appearance of the game, anti-aliasing is turned on by default in the settings. but in fact it doesn't exist...(I dug into the driver settings and turned it on myself but there was no effect), the third is some kind of incomprehensible freezes between scene changes (the PC is quite powerful), hence some kind of phantom and incomprehensible load on the video card for me personally... On average the temperature was at around 55 somewhere, but damn, is it really possible for a game with such a graphic style to heat up a video card that much? This is some kind of nonsense, I think it’s obvious that the optimization work in this game was so-so :(In all other respects, it is very good and, as I wrote above, very atmospheric. Not even for fans of a millionaire with 200 iq in a latex black suit, this is just a cool noir for 3-4 evenings. I think in the future I’ll go through Season 2 and I won’t regret it, but as those who have played Telltale games know, Episode “0” is a search for a localization :D Two years later, I replayed this game and I've come to love it even more. This interpretation of Batman's story is unique and special. I recommend everyone play it, preferably several more times.

C'est une série excellente et, j'avoue un jeu plutôt moyen. Mis à part les choix qui ont une très grande portée, le gameplay est pauvre ou ennuyeux. Mais l'histoire, waw, j'ai accroché immédiatement à cette ambiance assez sombre, où on est obligés de prendre des risques, de se positionner, de manutentionner sa vie, la vie de nos proches et des habitants de Gotham. Le triangle Catwoman/Batman/Dent est super. Je recommande à fond

I definitely like the style of this game. It's familiar characters, familiar settings, but the developers turned everything inside out and showed a different side. It was quite unusual to see such changes in the Batman universe, but it was presented so beautifully. Telltale did a very high-quality job, even if there are some obvious plot holes. One more episode and it could have been an absolute delight.

A story-driven examination of the Dark Knight that centers on Batman and Bruce Wayne. It puts more emphasis on political intrigue, player choices, and the relationship between vigilante justice and public identity than on conventional action gaming. The narrative feels intimate because it reimagines well-known characters and places a strong emphasis on making decisions that impact relationships and events. Although players are drawn in by the game's episodic and cinematic design, those looking for action may be let down by its limited gaming mechanics, which mostly focus on dialogue and predetermined options. Technical problems that can interfere with immersion may make some gamers feel that the appearance of different outcomes diminishes replay value.

I don't love the Telltale games and I've had a hard time undertanding how this type of slow-paced and decision-based style of gaming could ever fit a franchise like Batman. To put it simply, it cannot. This isn't even a waste of potential because the potential was never there in the first place, it's just a shallow story with soulless characters and "choices" that never make a real difference. The only redeeming quality is that shadow mode is artistically quite appealing but the fact that it was sold separately and not a free upgrade pissed me off. Don't waste your time and money on this

Unfortunately, the game did not live up to my expectations. Despite the large number of decisions the player can make, the difference between the two endings is negligible. This lack of impact also extends to the quick-time events. Most of them around 95% are completely optional and have no real consequences (even the animation remains the same), which raises the question of why they were included in the first place. Sadly, the story and therefore the most important part of the game didn’t really click with me, which may be due to the overly exaggerated characters. Even by Batman standards. The only aspect that surprised me in a positive way were the mini-games. Unfortunately, however, they were rarely used.

When telltale started making these games i think this aligns much better with the vision they had. Allowing you to make choices that feel authentically different and you can see real impact with them. The choices you make have real weight to them and given the theme of this batman story, Deception being the key word it really tests to see how well you can manipulate those around you without them getting wise to it. One of the few instances where the sequel far surpasses the original

It's alright. Nothing impressive to comment either besides that it's a fresh try on batman

The sequel is definitely better than this one, but it's an alright lead-up to it. I'm not much of a fan of the graphics change Telltale went with here - the models look kind of plastic-y and Lego-like to me, oddly shiny and artificial in comparison to their natural cell-shading in games like The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us - but I get used to it after a while of playing every time. Love that you can play Batman as a bit of an immoral jerk, love that you can lean into the Bruce as an elitist playboy thing. Troy Baker is, as per usual, pretty good in his role as the protagonist. I wasn't sure how to feel about the treatment of the Joker when I first played this, and I think if it had been this game alone it would've felt hamfisted and out of place, but it's a build up to his bigger role in the second game where he turned out to be a fantastic character with a fantastic dynamic with Bruce, so with that in mind it's more than forgivable. The major issue I have with this game is just that... I don't want to sleep with Catwoman. And the game really, really wants me to sleep with Catwoman. A lot of Telltale games have this kind of canon romance that you're nudged towards with varying degrees of force - Lee and Carley in The Walking Dead, Bigby and Snow in The Wolf Among Us, Rhys and Sasha in Tales from the Borderlands - but this is up there with the worst ones in terms of making me feel like I was required to put active, constant effort into not tripping and falling into a relationship with the character they wanted me to. Still, fun enough game overall. Play it for the sequel, if nothing else. (Sidenote I include with all Telltale reviews: Telltale's games often get a bad rap for having your choices not influence the story, but to me this misses the point of what they do. Variant endings are a nice bonus in games, and I enjoy them when they do pop up in Telltale's stories, but for the most part your choices aren't here to change where you go. They're there to change how you get there, who you are when you get there, and often who you get there with. They influence and change your relationships with the characters around you. The joy of replaying these games is to experience the different dialogue, the different reactions to you, the different routes you can take on the way, the different bonds you can evolve with people - not to have a wildly different ending. I think this aspect is overhated and sadly misunderstood by a lot of players, so if huge, game-changing differences are what you're looking for, I'd temper your expectations.)

An amazing game, and I highly recommend everyone to play it! You truly feel like you're in the game, not just Bruce Wayne. Every choice matters.Both the first and second parts were incredible, and I really hope for a third and fourth season. That would be the happiest day of my life!

Unfortunately, I can't say that the story is very good in the game. Especially the processing is extremely slow and sometimes it gets really boring. As someone who has played other Telltale games, this game is one of my least favorites.

Amazing game, I feel most of the negative reviews are from people who don't play telltale games and just wanted something to fill the void from the Arkham franchise, just know, this is NOT a game like that, there is mainly story elements and, like many other Telltale games, is similar to watching a TV show while being able to pick the dramatic twists and turns, overall, this game is perfect for any telltale fan and could be good for the random batman fan.

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It's one of the Telltale games that I generally like and have played more than once.

Once upon a time, gaming was all about intense multiplayer battles in CS:GO, Dota 2, and Hearthstone. I was never truly drawn to story-based games, although I did appreciate them; my heart belonged to competitive multiplayer. That all changed when I stumbled upon Cryaotic, a fantastic YouTuber whose series had me hooked. But it was one particular series that broke the mold for me, making me pick up Batman: The Telltale Series. This game blew my mind with its ability to let me craft my own story, engage in dialogues with characters, and make life-altering choices. Batman: The Telltale Series has earned an everlasting spot in my heart. In fact, it was this very game that introduced me to the world of Telltale games, and for that, I'll be eternally grateful. The experience of playing Batman: The Telltale Series was truly unique. It felt as if I had stepped into a real-life movie, assuming the role of the "real" protagonist and steering the narrative with my answers and choices. It was an exhilarating feeling. Every character was carefully crafted, and the entire game exuded a polished, high-quality finish. I must admit, I didn't expect this game to offer completely divergent routes that would overhaul the whole storyline from A to Z. However, the choices did matter, albeit to a certain extent. They shaped the way the story was told while keeping the core idea intact. And you know what? I didn't find that disappointing at all. Some choices carried more weight, influencing the long-term, while others affected only short-term outcomes. The beauty lay in never being certain which decision would lead to which consequence. Characters changed, their interactions with you transformed, scenes unfolded differently - the possibilities were vast. I cherished the opportunity to mold Batman/Bruce according to my own personality and desires. Nonetheless, consequences did loom over every decision, and that's something not to be forgotten. Although we're not talking about alternate dimensions where Batman fights aliens in Budapest, the impact of some choices is still pretty significant. Nonetheless, certain elements remain constant, yet the game weaves such a compelling web that it's hard to discern which ones they are. Gameplay-wise, there's nothing groundbreaking to boast about. Each episode offered brief segments where I controlled Batman or Bruce, solving puzzles or engaging in various activities. Occasionally, I got to interact with objects, and the dialogue choices gameplay was a key part of the experience. And let's not forget the Quick-Time events, which surprisingly, I enjoyed quite a bit - and I'm not usually a fan of them in most games. Admittedly, the gameplay lacked significant challenges, but that wasn't the main focus anyway. Batman: The Telltale Series thrives on delivering an immersive story rather than challenging boss battles. As a result, this game is accessible and enjoyable for almost anyone. Even my girlfriend, who usually sticks to smartphone games, got swept up in this adventure. Oh, by the way, let's clear one thing up: Batman: The Telltale Series is not just another adaptation of the original Batman universe. It is an entirely separate entity, standing firmly on its own ground. This means you don't need an ounce of prior knowledge about Batman. You can dive into this game without any influence from previous Batman experiences. In conclusion, Batman: The Telltale Series is an unforgettable journey of choice and adventure. It transformed a multiplayer enthusiast like me into an avid fan of story-driven games. The power to shape the narrative and the richness of the characters truly make this game shine. While not a gameplay revolution, its focus on storytelling allows virtually anyone to savor this gripping tale. So, if you've ever yearned to become the Batman and explore a captivating world of choices, consequences, and self-discovery, this game is an absolute must-play.

Batman is a good game. But I think this game, which have on main theme Batman and this galaxy, me don't like for so strong cliche characters and plot moment. As first game in this genre look rather not bad. But if you want play in game as so genre, I think this game bad choice. In other moment we have bad background draw, sometimes have axe animation. But plot sometimes surprising and roll us to other side thought. Game is not bad, but not good

Eine wirklich gute Story! Es gibt auch etwas neues: Gegenstände analysieren und den Fall wie ein Detective erfahren. Ist jetzt nicht so meins, das Laufen in Telltale Spielen hat mir noch nie gefallen, aber es ist ein wirklich guter Einfall! Episode 1 hatte mich noch nicht so überzeugt, weil man dort erstmal nur Bruce spielt. In Episode 2 - 5 spielt man genügend Batman und man hat öfters die Entscheidung, ob man Batman oder Bruce spielen möchte, top! Zudem fand ich die Seasonübersicht am Ende sehr gut, wie brutal, etc. man im gesamten Spiel so war.

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Honestly on the weaker side in terms of Telltale's games. Found that choices in their games have never mattered less than they do here. The lack of relevance in your choices is peppered all over the place. From more important aspects of the narrative to smaller things. Did you handle a thug in the most non-violent way possible? Didn't hit them with a pipe or break their limb when you could've? Alfred will still grill you for five minutes afterward about "beating that man half to death." It's stuff like that all over the place and it makes it a bit tough to be immersed. The entire point of these games is for your choices to have some impact, and they really, really do not here. This has always been a problem with Telltale games, but it's never been more noticeable. There's a really surprisingly good story here. But I almost wish it was just a straight-up episodic series or something without any faux "immersion" in terms of choices that literally have zero impact on anything. I don't want to play a game I have almost no actual control over. It kind of defeats the purpose.

Bide devamı çıktı. Ben de bir batman sever olarak oynadım işte, yargılamayın.

this game is just pure boredom there is literally nothing and if you're searching for batman you'll find more Bruce than batman if you're a batman fan you might slightly feel like this is a little less boring and if you're a telltale fan you'll be extremely disappointed if you're searching for a good telltale game go play the walking dead

it's nice but there are a lot of Quick time events which is very boring and not fun

As an 8-10 hour TV mini-series on Batman with an adult story, this is really good. Instead of most of the Batman animated series' and movies that are at times just too childish. It's a new take, keeps some mystery behind the antagonist and in the end was a good watch. But as a video game this is nothing more than a 1/10. You can barely call this a video game. Even walking-sims have more interaction. This is 95% watching the story play out, with the odd selection of what you want to say but often ends up not even accurately being what you selected (standard in Telltale games). Then you have the linking of clickable objects while Batman/Bruce rambles on with his clues, and basic as hell QTE's during fight sequences. Often I just let things play out, I couldn't even be bothered, while I scrolled my phone. I didn't intend to sit through an interactive movie, I want to play a game. For this reason I wasn't really saddened when Telltale closed down because all their games are exactly like this. They needed a wakeup call, it's just not good enough putting such little effort into a video game when you're given such awesome franchises. Even the last Arkham game had much better detective mini-games, and that's a third-person hack and slash. This is just a sit back and watch interactive story with the laziest attempt at interaction ever made in a video game. But, they do always tell great stories. I just hope Telltale v2 is able to put some more fun into their future games.

Can't even put my boot on the 5ft **** face in the end fake trash game disgusting

this game is soo good not be trust your choices graphics enough not a action game its a storytelling game

Типичная одноразовая игрушка от тейлтейлов. В принципе, сюжет неплохой, но рекомендовать могу только фанатам бэтмэна.

This game was so good that after 2 MONTHS of trying to force myself to play it, I finished it. Then I immediately un-installed.

With fresh takes on classic characters, Batman: The Telltale Series is a great Batman story.

You can't imagine a Telltale game without a great story; They're just inseparable. Luckily Batman The Telltale Series was no different. The story was so intriguing and incredibly written. It wasn't just about a boring hero saving Gotham citizens, it was about justice and lost honor and a person trying to regain it. I really enjoyed the story to be honest and I think it is what makes Telltale games unique: An engaging story! The other thing I loved about the game was characters and how well they had been portrayed in the game. I also encountered with some minor problems. For example saving all the action for last episode wasn't a good idea; Defeating all those enemies in a single 1-hour-long episode, ruined the game's pace in my opinion. Animations were buggy at some points and weren't improved comparing to The Wolf Among Us. Also the 'choice illusion' was so annoying. None of the choices really affect the story. To conclude, Batman The Telltale Series was an interesting 8-hours-long journey and I really enjoyed it despite some minor issues. I'd give it a score of 7.5. (November - December 2021)

Good story with great action and fast paced gameplay of batman makes it another great game of telltale .

Summary: In my opinion, one of the worst games by Telltale. Wasn't attached to this game.

I’ve always admired Telltale games as they were and are a very interesting blend of dialogue choices and QTE driven events. They’re not for everyone but for those that enjoy them they are always a bar for quality. Given my love for the Batman character and world I was overjoyed to see a Batman game in this genre. With the exception of one part it met my expectations and then some. The story and characters are fantastic. The game did a great job of taking established characters and finding new ways to use them or tweak their back stories and make them feel fresh. Messing with established canon could have been what sunk this game if done wrong but I can’t think of a part I would criticize or didn’t enjoy. Penguin; Vicky Vale; Selina Kyle; Harvey Dent; Gordon; the list goes on; I enjoyed how they were all presented. I also loved how this batman could be played as just a tad more brutal than some interpretations. Between roughing up suspects and the fights themselves being more brutal than in some previous Batman games I was happy with the style. I especially liked how in some larger fights you could plan out your attack by linking objects to people so you had some freedom of choice in the fights although sometimes it was more linear. The voice acting was fantastic across the board. The graphics style was mostly what you would expect from Telltale. It had a good style and use of colours but I wills say the hair detail on some characters was poor as was some injury details. For instance in one scene Bruce is applying bandages to his shoulder after a fight and they are coming off bloody but his body itself had no blood. Clothing and water detail were especially good and stood out. The puzzles with the exception of a couple were great. You had to link items to get a full picture of what happened at the scene. A couple times the objects linked made no sense to me but it was trial and error and the majority of them could be solved by logic. One other thing I will mention is that you are going to want to use a Telltale account while playing. I learned the hard way that in future Telltale Batman games you can’t simply import your save game file that it has to be done using cloud saves or by manually saying which choices you picked in this game. I hadn’t remembered my choices from years ago so that’s why I replayed this now. The controls were decent although having combos of “Shift + Q/E” at times were annoying. I played Batman: A Telltale Series on Linux using Wine. The game never crashed on me and I didn’t notice any bugs. What I did notice however was some of the worst optimization I have ever encountered. At times the game would drop to 0 FPS and there was a near constant state of sluggish, jittery moments. Even when the frame rate was well above 60 it could feel that way. Furthermore this wasn’t a Wine issue as when I first bought this game years ago I encountered the same problems on Windows. This also means that, in the over four years since release, this issue was never solved or patched by the developers which is shameful. The game also uses way more system resources than something of it’s visual quality should. Previous Telltale games didn’t have this issue so I’m not sure why Batman does. There are 3 AO settings; an AA toggle and 2 other graphics options to adjust. You can pause the game at any time but can’t skip cut scenes. Alt-Tab doesn’t work. The Telltale account for cloud saves worked just fine in Wine on Linux. Graphics Engine: Telltale Tool version 27 Game Version Played: 1.0.0.1 Input Used: Keyboard and Mouse Disk Space Used: 13.8 GB Settings Used: All High; DOF Off; AA On; 1080P GPU Usage: 0-100 % VRAM Usage: 1489-3857 MB CPU Usage: 6-34 % RAM Usage: 2.5-3.4 GB Frame Rate: 2-144 FPS Outside of the terrible optimization this was a fantastic game. My gut wants to give it a low score because of how it ran but it was too damn good and fun to do that. If you enjoy Telltale games or the Batman series this should have something for you. I finished all five episodes in 7 hours and 37 minutes which felt like a good length. My Score: 9/10 My System: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X | 16GB DDR4-3000 CL15 | MSI RX 580 8GB Gaming X | Mesa 21.0.3 | Samsung 970 Evo Plus 500GB | Manjaro 21.0.5 | Mate 1.24.1 | Kernel 5.12.2-1-MANJARO | AOC G2460P 1920*1080 @ 144hz | Wine 6.8 | DXVK 1.7.3L-03f11ba

Batman is a good game. But I think this game, which have on main theme Batman and this galaxy, me don't like for so strong cliche characters and plot moment. As first game in this genre look rather not bad. But if you want play in game as so genre, I think this game bad choice. In other moment we have bad background draw, sometimes have axe animation. But plot sometimes surprising and roll us to other side thought. Game is not bad, but not good.

Сам, не любитель интерактивного кинца, но все равно решил попробовать. В итоге; это игра на разок, некоторых местах, можно получить удовольствие от прохождения.

Это очень круто, когда игра про такого персонажа, выходит не как очередной слешер от Rockstedy. Я не говорю что игры Rockstedy плохи, они в плане сюжета, гениальны и эта игра не стала исключением. Да, в ней есть свои минусы, большой наверное тот, что игра проходится за 9-10 часов, у кого как, но по хорошему где-то так. Плюсом большим является то, что это в своем роде сериал, который ты можешь поставить на паузу и заниматься чем то другим, а потом просто вернутся в то что происходит там, но это не мой случай, игра проигралась ( просмотрелась) как сериал очень хороший на одном дыхании. Я не знаю, это магия этого персонажа или магия хороших студий которые могут делать по этому персонажу игры, но если хорошие игры по вселенной MARVEL выходят только на приставку (PS) то играми про BATMAN можно наслаждаться на всех платформах и это безусловный плюс этой игре. Разработчики красавцы, еще бы опитимизировать начало игры, что бы не было проблем на слабых пк и люди с пк от 1500$ то же не были в шоке от своих кадров на экране. В общем, все было бы круче, если бы сюжет не развивался ну прям очень быстро, а от принятых решений у тебя порой испанский стыд или жопное горение, но это только доказывает что игра хорошо, но в выборах есть большой минус, потому что после того, как ты их делаешь и думаешь что тебя это закономерно приведет к чему то хорошему, все совершенно наоборот, поэтому ты начинаешь разочаровываться в них и хочется перепройти еще раз, но факт в том, что по настоящему игры можно пройти только 1 раз, потому что если на забыть что в ней было и к чему приведет тот или иной выбор, то второй раз таких эмоций не испытать.

→ Je suis Batman. Alterner les phases entre Bruce Wayne et le personnage du Batman qu'il incarne, voilà ce que propose ce QTE à l'histoire vraiment géniale. ce que j'aime beaucoup notamment, c'est de rencontrer beaucoup de personnages de l'univers de la chauve-souris. C'est sombre, plein d'action, une belle réussite. Sortie en août 2016 / Développé par Telltale Games.

Has a solid narrative with some engaging spins on the mythos. Really gives you a great choice system making interactions with icons always interesting but unfortunately it’s gameplay feels like an afterthought to the story making its quick time events and puzzles more of a stop in the well written story.

The game is a great batman story with lots of alternate choices and quick time events. I always enjoy these types of games because the story is usually great. The graphics are great even though it's a cartoony art style, its unique and I think it works for all telltale games.

I enjoyed the experience and the game has a surprising villain. Still a telltale game so it is a bit awkward in parts.

Довольно неплохое интерактивное кинцо. Несколько неожиданных поворотов скрасили и без того прикольный сюжет. Минусы : максимально уебанские типо расследования

Проникните в сломанную психику Bruce Wayne и обнаружьте мощные, далеко идущие последствия ваших решений в качестве Dark Knight. В этой жесткой и полной насилия истории от отмеченных наградами создателей The Walking Dead (компания A Telltale Games Series) вы обнаружите то, что разрушит как мир Bruce Wayne, так и уже пошатнувшийся уклад коррумпированного Gotham City. Ваши действия и решения определят судьбу Batman.

Batman – The Telltale Series is probably the best version of the Batman story I've experienced in any media: the multiple plot twists, tragic villains you feel sorry for and the exploration of the thin line between good and evil are really what makes the game stand out. To complement the gripping plot, the game has a top-notch soundtrack by Telltale's composer, Jared Emerson-Johnson and there are even some minor tweaks to the gameplay thanks to the new crime scene investigation and attack plan segments. Unfortunately, the game does suffer from what every Telltale adventure I've played since The Walking Dead suffers from which includes laggy animations, lip-synching issues and audio issues. If the game were better polished, it would've received a higher score but even in its current state, I would still recommend it.

A story well told, with a good use of characters, an advance through the episodes perfect and, ultimately, a great story about The Dark Knight. Regarding the gameplay, although the moments in which we control Bruce Wayne are carried in a remarkable way, the times when we control Batman are executed too simplified, with poor QTEs that do not do justice to the character. The decisions (enough of them) are anecdotal.

Now that we know the future of Telltale I can see the flaws of this game much more than I could before. This game tires to tell a new story on Batman, a new way to see some classic characters but with an old engine Telltale does not have the tools to tell a good story. The optmization is bad, stuttering everywhere, blurry textures and bad looking models. You should avoid this game on the pc, it suffers from pacing issues, the story sometimes can feel very exciting but slow as hell sometimes. I give this game a 5/10

let me tell you that Batman - The Telltale Series bring both movie and video game together by adding movie style game play thanks to Telltale. The game play it is same as other Telltale games of course with some changes .This game have advanced graphics then other Telltale games so please check the system requirement before buying this game . Story 10/10 Realistic 9/10 Graphic 10/10 Game play 10/10 Sound 10/10 --------------------- Total 9.8 Single player time max 4 to 8 hours Worth to buy this game with $ 24.99 no you can wait to get it around $ 15

I liked it. Good voice acting, lots of episodes, cheap if you can wait for some sale like on steam holidays. The gameplay is typical **** it is not a classic "point and click" adventure but it looks like an episode fmv adventure game with quicktime events and it has good replayability (for an adventure game of course) just to see the different dialogues based on differet choiches. You can often try the first episode legally for free, so try it if you can.

Telltale's own Batman universe with the same characters is hundred percent a must not miss. Aside from the usual Telltale fun you get from their games, Batman reveals an extremely good writing and story telling from the bottom up, which for me made this title completely satisfying. Batman: The Telltale Series is definitely an unforgettable experience, even though it's kind of a technical disaster.

Play very rhythmic, cartoon graphics, beautiful voiceovers. Frantic and pressing original story perhaps too original. Once started is the desire to never break away to know the continuation of the story and what will happen. Excellent mix of QTE and dialogues. only many flaws in the secondary plots.

Story - Despite another Batman game came into our hands and despite the general knowledge of Batman/Bruce's story of crime fighting and how it is complicated in this generation to make a Batman storyline that is unique and different than the others. Telltale Games still did a fine job of making their OWN Batman/Bruce Story. Unlike others, they did not only focus on The Dark Knight but also highlighted the man behind the mask as well as other characters which are usually ignored or isn't touch upon in the batman universe and some known villains and characters that they changed that fits their story. I really cant say anything about the story that wont spoil but I can guarantee that if you are a die hard batman fan and you want something fresh and new. Then take it. My only issue is that the decision making part of the game doesnt really change much in the story. Regardless, A great score of 9/10. Gameplay - As a interactive Story-Driven game, gameplay is not their forte as well I had doubts at firs on how they could execute batman's action scenes. However, I was surprised and really am impressed how they executed the action scenes in this game decently. Its fun, cool and fair. Though I would have preffered more difficulty in it, they still did that aspect well. The stealth and strategy sequence of the game is also interesting and fresh that is showed in that genre. Thus, a score of 7/10. Graphics - Well, this is the part where Telltale really struggles. Despite the obvious improvement in their graphics, fps and lighting due to a better engine. It is still disappointing or below average in this generation of games. The classic Telltale stutters that you see in their games is still in here as well as the fps drops in certain cutscenes and dont forget that occasional awkward body motion or movements you will see during its scenes. In addition, the character designs of their characters and environments are still on the negative even though you could consider them as improvement. Overall, It is an improvement but is still bad. A bad score of 3/10. Sound - First is the voices, It is really good. Troy Baker's voice acting is truly top notch on how he could change to a calm and collected voice of Bruce to the monotone rugged pitch of Batman. Other good voice acting is also performed from almost everyone in the character line up that fits their persona, the only one in my opinion I have reservations is to the Joker. As to sound, I liked the intro sound that comes out at the first and last part of the episodes though I cant say this part is good because it isnt put well inside the episodes there are parts in the action scenes that is awkward cause there are no music played and some sounds are delayed in certain parts of the game. Overall, a decent score of 6/10 Fun Factor - As someone who loved Batman media (Im a big fan of Dark Knight Trilogy and also played all of the Arkham Series games.) I have first doubted if Telltale can make a Batman that can be distinguished from the titles I mentioned in terms of gameplay and story. But alas, my doubts been extinguished since I really like how they made an original story of Batman while maintaing the core parts of the plot they also added their own twists in the game which didnt hurt the story, in fact, it made it even more interesting. On the gameplay side, I liked the action sequence they made as well as other aspects like the stealth, the Boss fights are pretty plain though. Overall, I really enjoyed Telltale's version of Batman and it is distinguishable to the others. A good score of 8/10. Average Score = 6.6

I found this to be a really good experience. Solid story and setting, enough interesting turns. Not a huge Batman fan so a lot of things were new to me. Didn't feel the choices made a huge difference but I'd say this is well worth a look at a good price. About 6-7 hours worth here.