Tell Me Why

★★★★★ Que jogo bom, sério. ♡ Acabei de pegar a última conquista que faltava e finalmente consegui platinar Tell Me Why! Tive que voltar e rejogar algumas partes pra conseguir algumas conquistas, mas valeu super a pena. Eu gostei muito da história e dos personagens, e achei muito legal ir descobrindo tudo aos poucos. Teve várias partes que me deixaram curiosa pra saber o que ia acontecer depois, e no final eu fiquei com aquela sensação de “acabou mesmo? 🥹”. Foi um jogo que eu gostei muito de jogar e fiquei muito feliz de conseguir o 100%. Agora é só guardar os prints e as lembranças dessa jogatina. ♡ Recomendo muito pra quem gosta de jogos focados em história e escolhas.

Mixtape before its time. The dialogue makes it feel like an Xbox executive is constantly watching you play. The game at least tries to connect online in the start, so there is that. It is front-loaded with the slowest, dullest background exposition known to man. Perfect for disciplining inmates with.

I didn't hate it, but saying I was neutral would be an overstatement. I just disliked this game and think it's not worth your time, even if you get it for free. I'll primarily complain, because I can't even praise this game for the graphics, voice acting or soundtrack, it's all mediocre at best, so moving on to the problems this game has: First of all, I don't know who thinks lying to your audience is a good idea. It makes it so whatever predictions you try to make are immediately invalidated, because you weren't given trustworthy information. It's as if in a 2 hour long murder mystery movie, the actual killer was introduced in the last 20 minutes, like cmon, let me theoretize and come up with my own conclusions. Secondly, the game is so. Painfully. Slow. A walking simulator, for 95% of the game without the ability to jog and a ton of interactions we could do served no purpose whatsoever. Immersion? I guess? Trying to make me nostalgic about a house I've first seen just a few hours ago? Ugh. Finally, I didn't really like the characters. I lost faith in the twins after they felt entitled enough to bother their adoptive father while at work at the police department, currently taking a witness' testimony. So instead of being understanding and just wait, they decide to break into police archives. Then the verbal abuse of Sam, which is a self-aware functioning alcoholic, that tried his best throughout the years to help the twins and their mother. Then the inconsistency of knowing their mother was psychotic and abusive, but being mad at their aunt for calling the child services to look into their situation and help them if needed. The only reason I kept playing this game was the mystery, trying to figure out who the twins' father was, finding out who tried to burn the barn, what was whose role in this whole ordeal, finding how that one fateful evening really went down. But why bother, if I was lied to for the first 4/5 of the game, so whatever theory I had is out of the window, because I'm given basic information that contradicts my theory. Ugh.

Tell Me Why e jogo Aventura tambem jogo escolhas que Você Decide história focado em escolhas e na relação entre os gêmeos Tyler e Alyson tambem história muito bom personagens gameplay sao muito bom tambem final ai que pega quase lgual Life is Strange so que história diferente desse jeito mais jogo e muito bom absolute cinema :D

Underrated story choice game. This game teaches us to accept what happened in the past and turn those experiences into our strength as we move forward in life. The past may leave scars on our hearts, but those scars help shape us into stronger and wiser people.

Tell me why is yet another one of those "made by the developers of "X"" where in reality there is no one left from the original team/s. As much as i liked LIS, the writing difference between LIS and TMW is abysmal, i tried to genuinely approach TMW with having fun in mind but the writing is just bland and it forcefully tries to make you feel emotional at multiple occasions. Decision making has no effect anywhere except of the Chapter's 3 second half, as it impacts your ending, rest of the game has meaningless decision making Soundtrack and graphics wise i think that they did a good job, OST is pretty good as it fits the scenes and their respective environments, while the graphics themself aged well for a title like this Overall experience heavily depends on the player, in my case this game was nothing more than easy and free 100% that i will definitely never play again

pensé que iba a ser basura pero me hizo sentir como el meme del minero picando hasta encontrar diamantes XD

Since this game goes free on every pride month, I expected something [b]ULTRA GAY[/b], but it's actually quite mild on that, and it's much better this way. The main plot point is that one of the twin protagonists is transgender [spoiler]try to guess which one just by looking at the screenshots![/spoiler], and there is also an optional gay romance subplot. Nothing that would upset anybody other than the most dedicated homophobes. It's a good adventure game. Alaska looks great, the environments are nicely detailed, the puzzles are solvable without moon logic, and short tales in the Book of Goblins were also really cool. It's obvious, though, that the story was cut short (originally 4 episodes were planned), as some plot threads remain unresolved, and some characters from the Book of Goblins are missing. Several reviews say the ending was lackluster, but I liked it a lot. [spoiler]The kids grow up and get to face the banality of evil.[/spoiler]