The Wolf Among Us: Episode 1 - Faith

An amazing introduction to the Fables setting, the first episode of The Wolf Among Us absorbs you fully into the character of Bigby Wolf through excellent writing and forcing the player to make engaging choices.

With just one episode to go off of I’m still prepared to bet that unless Telltale screw up massively I’m going to end up thinking The Wolf Among Us is better than Game Of The Year contender/winner The Walking Dead in a few months’ time.

Telltale has once again delivered a well-written adventure, this time with an added dose of stylish noir presentation.

A very good start. This is no pretty fairy tale, but a gruesome thriller with a fantastic parallel world New York as a background, where you meet characters from Snow White to Grendel.

As a first episode, it succeeds at pulling players into a different thematic experience than The Walking Dead, and should make people excited for what is to come from the rest of the season.

As a first episode, The Wolf Among Us successfully introduces a world we want to know more of. Tidbits of information about places and characters are enough to satisfy while also creating sufficient mystery that your mind will stretch into all sorts of possibilities. The way you play The Wolf Among Us doesn’t earn as much enthusiasm, but that perhaps proves games can enthrall even if what your hands are doing isn’t that interesting.

A solid and enjoyable opening entry into a series that, thus far, is impossible to judge. The Wolf Among Us perhaps hews a little too closely to the first arc of the comic it's based on, but it does an admirable job of translating that world to a new medium.

The intro to this game has to be the best intro ever I mean the music and that Electric spin to it made it perfect. This game is **** brilliant and am sorry for the language but it's true, The graphs are so colorful and beautiful to look at and the characters are so interesting and you remember them all when you played the game. The main character Bigby is the biggest bad-ass in the game, He doesn't take **** from nobody and he get's shot, run over, and he still doesn't give up. The main villain (The crooked Man) annoyed me so much because he was so stuck up and he had that stupid look on his face thinking am going to get away from this, but he doesn't.

A beautiful game in the world of Fables. The art design is beautiful. I loved beating up with Bigby. Bloody Mary design is great.

Amazing interactive cinema, with many detailed action scenes and unexpected twists

Telltale should just make animated movies. They clearly have no interest in actually making a video game, that's clear from this game and The Walking Dead. Like TWD, it's all story, no gameplay. The story isn't bad, but it's a video game, not a movie. If you want to make a movie, make a damned movie.

Animated movie that last around 2 hours with a placebo feeling of video game. Throw inside this short clip the fact that TellTale have 0 respect for their customer or Schedule and you have this poor and mediocre experience. Not to mention, that you have to wait around 2 or 3 months for another teaser.... My bad another episode... 2 points= 1 for each hour of this wannabe "game" episode