What will you find when you delve deep into the dark persona of the Dark Knight?
From the makers of The Walking Dead and A Wolf Among Us game series comes Batman: The Telltale Series, a game that will put players into the fractured mind of Bruce Wayne/Batman. Telltale Games once again applies its gameplay mechanics of consequential choice and sudden action to a new tale following the Dark Knight as he patrols the streets of Gotham City as well as wines and dines the socialites of the city's rich and powerful.
IGN will be reviewing all five episodes of Batman: The Telltale Series, as they are released. The first and second episodes are out now for download for PC, Macintosh, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and iOS devices. (Android coming soon.) Episode 3 is expected to launch in October, and new episodes are expected on a monthly basis, with the series planned to wrap up before the end of 2016. You can find links to all of the episode reviews for Batman: The Telltale Series through the links below, as they are posted.
Batman: The Telltale Series - Episode 1 Review
VERDICT: Telltale’s Batman is an unpredictable, multi-faceted adventure told through Batman the brawler, Batman the detective, and Bruce Wayne the politician. The three almost entirely separate characters and play-styles keep the familiar Telltale formula feeling fresh and inviting. While some of the dialogue does feel overly expositional, it’s hopefully only there to provide concrete padding for future episodes, and the gorgeous, high-action combat sequences and creative detective work provide the right amount of contrast.
Batman: The Telltale Series - Episode 2 Review
VERDICT: The second installment of Telltale's Batman takes all of the solid foundations established by Episode 1, trims most of the fat, and continues to build an engaging Dark Knight story in a unique and uncharted version of the D.C. legend’s universe. Old Bat-fans will get much more out of the unexpected twists and turns than a newcomer, but the relationships Bruce Wayne forms and develops with the people around him appeal equally.
(Expected Release date: October 2016)
(Expected Release date: November 2016)
(Expected Release date: December 2016)
Look for future episode reviews of Batman: The Telltale Series as they are released.
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