Episode 3 - Everything about this episode was top-notch. I adored every bit of it.
Episode 5 - Aside from a few issues (Penguin's seemingly rushed opening being my biggest complaint), this was a solid episode and a near-perfect finale.
Episode 2 - Despite being shorter than most episodes in the season, the pacing was perfect, the character development was amazing, and the final choice was incredibly well done.
Episode 1 - I found this episode to be less interesting than the others, but it was still very enjoyable. I loved how the cast was introduced, and it was nice to really get to know certain characters before they became antagonists.
Episode 4 - This one was quite a disappointment, in my eyes. Choices made in the episode were handled well (For the most part), but choices from the previous episodes had almost no impact. A lot of it (Especially the Harvey scenes in my game) felt incredibly forced. It felt as if Telltale had written the episode for a specific path, and if you strayed from it, the game would find a way to push you back onto it.
1: Episode 2- The pacing, the character development, the interesting plot and amazing climax helps this episode become not only the best Batman episode, but one of the best of all time for Telltale.
2: Episode 3- The choices were interesting, the acting was great, and the writing felt cohesive and wrapped up existing plot points while also creating fresh, new ones at the same time. Great episode.
3: Episode 5- By far one of the best final episodes in Telltale history, this episode wrapped up the plot in an exciting and climactic way, while also introducing Joker as the new villain at the same time. Great finale.
4: Episode 1- As the debut episode of Batman, it introduced a strong main arc and had interesting side arcs as well. The Batman original characters were re-introduced in good ways. Sadly, the pacing wasn't the best and some scenes felt needlessly dragged out, like the Docks investigation and the press conference. Still, a pretty good opener.
5: Episode 4- This episode, although it was okay, felt a bit disappointing. The Arkham Asylum opening felt pointless and didn't do much except introduce the Joker. The Vales house investigation was a chore to sit through, and I was disappointed to have seen no Lady Arkham after her big reveal in Episode 3. Although it did provide two hard and interesting choices at the end, the rest of the episode felt rushed and lazily put together.
Episode 3-dat plot twist
Episode 5-absolutely amazing way to end things(didnt like Oz's scenes though felt lazy)
Episode 1-Bomb Drop and the Falcone scenes were great
Episode 4- Brining down Oz and Harvey Felt great.
Episode 2- Liked it but felt like Falcone was killed off too soon.
Comments
Episode 3 - Everything about this episode was top-notch. I adored every bit of it.
Episode 5 - Aside from a few issues (Penguin's seemingly rushed opening being my biggest complaint), this was a solid episode and a near-perfect finale.
Episode 2 - Despite being shorter than most episodes in the season, the pacing was perfect, the character development was amazing, and the final choice was incredibly well done.
Episode 1 - I found this episode to be less interesting than the others, but it was still very enjoyable. I loved how the cast was introduced, and it was nice to really get to know certain characters before they became antagonists.
Episode 4 - This one was quite a disappointment, in my eyes. Choices made in the episode were handled well (For the most part), but choices from the previous episodes had almost no impact. A lot of it (Especially the Harvey scenes in my game) felt incredibly forced. It felt as if Telltale had written the episode for a specific path, and if you strayed from it, the game would find a way to push you back onto it.
Why am I only seeing Episode 4 being the least favourite one? I actually liked it.
I might be in the minority here but here is my list
I didn't hate or even dislike it, but I liked it less than the others. Episode 3 was a 9/10 for me, Episodes 1, 2 and 5 an 8/10 and Episode 4 a 7/10.
Episode 5
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 1
Episode 4
Every episode is great though.
1: Episode 2- The pacing, the character development, the interesting plot and amazing climax helps this episode become not only the best Batman episode, but one of the best of all time for Telltale.
2: Episode 3- The choices were interesting, the acting was great, and the writing felt cohesive and wrapped up existing plot points while also creating fresh, new ones at the same time. Great episode.
3: Episode 5- By far one of the best final episodes in Telltale history, this episode wrapped up the plot in an exciting and climactic way, while also introducing Joker as the new villain at the same time. Great finale.
4: Episode 1- As the debut episode of Batman, it introduced a strong main arc and had interesting side arcs as well. The Batman original characters were re-introduced in good ways. Sadly, the pacing wasn't the best and some scenes felt needlessly dragged out, like the Docks investigation and the press conference. Still, a pretty good opener.
5: Episode 4- This episode, although it was okay, felt a bit disappointing. The Arkham Asylum opening felt pointless and didn't do much except introduce the Joker. The Vales house investigation was a chore to sit through, and I was disappointed to have seen no Lady Arkham after her big reveal in Episode 3. Although it did provide two hard and interesting choices at the end, the rest of the episode felt rushed and lazily put together.
3
5
4
2
1
Episode 3-dat plot twist
Episode 5-absolutely amazing way to end things(didnt like Oz's scenes though felt lazy)
Episode 1-Bomb Drop and the Falcone scenes were great
Episode 4- Brining down Oz and Harvey Felt great.
Episode 2- Liked it but felt like Falcone was killed off too soon.
But I played it only once, so might change when I replay.