Batman - The Telltale Series

What can I say... This game is probably among the best adventure, story rich, choice matters games i have played in quite some time. I had some small experience with "The Wolf Among Us" and knew that Telltale Games would deliver and damn right they DID!!!!! You get to play as batman, not just during action but also do the talking. You talk your way through situations, you make tough decisions, you can powerplay your Bruce alliances, play Batman as savage vigilante or as vigilante that values above all justice. The twists and turns have caught me off guard and i just finished the 2nd episode. You get to do investigations linking evidence together to make up the story of the scene, you get to design how you will take down your enemies and then you execute your designs with hotkeys that pop-up. That's how combat or action in general is done, the game pops up action keys Q, E, Shift + E, Shift + Q etc and if you get them right good things happen that will have you laughing out loud. To everyone who grew up watching batman as a child, to anyone who hasn't but is familiar with DC Hero (who isn't...) I wholehurtedly suggest you buy this game. I will go so far as to say that this game deserves even full price. From the start of episode I i found myself smiling, as i was navigating through the dialogue options either as Bruce Wayne or Batman! I tried to hide or support my alter identity, push evidence as Bruce Wayne that i have found as Batman to the authorities. Deciding whether to give them to the authorities or the press. Deciding whether i should decide to visit an NPC as Bruce or Batman weighing how would the game perceive my actions. The game takes notes of what you say and how you act and respond. You shake the wrong hand it will shove your choice up your face and it will make you like it, because there are consequences to your choices. You didn't like how the episode went, after you finish it you may replay it! Explore how different choices will lead you to different paths. The graphics are neat, they do their job in a nice comic style. All in All this is a must play adventure game for any Batman Fun out there! To the developers who might read this, please keep up with such good quality games. The voice acting, the script, the innovative ideas for combat or detective work. You have started something beautiful with "The Wolf Amongst Us" and you continue doing so with "Batman" please don't stray from this path!

catwoman I like

A must-play if you love a good Batman story Just a heads up: this isn’t an Arkham-style beat-'em-up. It’s a narrative-driven game where your choices actually matter, and honestly, some of those decisions are brutally tough. The story is gripping. You get to see the human side of Bruce Wayne, not just the guy behind the mask. Your choices carry real weight and consequences throughout the game. The action scenes are surprisingly cool—even with the QTEs, they feel intense and cinematic. The art style is more comic-book-inspired. If you're looking for hyper-realistic graphics, you might want to look elsewhere. It’s definitely a dialogue-heavy experience, so if you’re just looking for mindless action, this might feel a bit slow for you. One of the best-written Batman stories out there. If you want a deep, character-driven experience, definitely pick this up.

peak

Muito bom.

Batman 10/10

This game for me was a much appreciated, different spin on everyone's favorite brooding millionaire, going a little bit further than the bare minimum of obligatory crime alley robbery gone wrong. The same goes for the other characters, though they are naturally a little less fleshed out than the titular character, their motivations are clear and make sense. Your Batman can be brutal and ruthless, or heroic and restrained, while Bruce Wayne feels like a conflicted human trying to keep things together as his world unravels around him. Now, this is a Telltale game, expect your narrative driven gameplay and QTEs. The game will keep stressing that your choices matter, and they do, if you want to be invested. The choices lead to for the most part the same outcome, just the journey to get there changes. Because I decided how I would want my Batman and Bruce Wayne to be in the beginning, it made the choices the game forces you to make give me pause and feel meaningful, despite the fact that the larger narrative would not change much, and allowed me to have Bruce and Batman slowly change over the course of the game. Is this the best Batman story? No, that would be a ridiculous claim and a never-ending debate. It did keep me invested the whole time, wanting to see what happens next.