First Telltale game
Wow, so, I'm new here, just signed up recently and expected my first telltale experience to be with Jurassic Park the game. I recently pre-ordered the deluxe edition and it came with a free episode of Back to the Future the Game. So, I decided to give it a try. That first episode was pretty fun, but damn is it short. The puzzles seemed pretty simplistic too. From that experience, I would think the best thing to do is to just download the whole series instead of episode at a time. Glad I bought the deluxe edition of Jurassic Park so I won't have to wait as long for the rest of the series after the first ep., Nov. 15th. I suppose it's just as well it didn't take me long to beat Bttf part 1 during Nanowrimo. Eventually, I'll get the rest of the series, but after Jp. Nice to have a comeback for this genre since the days of lucasarts adventure gaming.
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Your user name tells me a certain attachment to the old LucasArts games, so why not check out Tales of Monkey Island while you're going through the back catalog?
Have fun!
I would like to add: You'll have lots of fun with Tales of Monkey Island and the other games! Feel free to tell us what you liked/disliked. You'll soon catch on to the fact that these forums are more than just..well, forums!
You'll find some really neat people here
Er- chain breaker. I'm not a mod. I'd include a yet, but I don't have a huge ego like a certain mod-crazed individual who comes to mind.
I'll just say that you have to remember it's episodic, and a 2 and half hour game that is five episodes ends up being 12 and a half hours, longer than most games these days by a considerable margin.
Anyway, yeah...BttF is pretty easy. Not the first game I'd recommend to someone who's never played a Telltale game before. Since you're a fan of the old LucasArts adventure games, you might want to check out Telltale's three Sam and Max seasons and Tales of Monkey Island. Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People is also good, though how much you'll like it is highly dependent on whether you like Homestar Runner.
fixed.
You know, punctuation and capitalization are important to use when attempting to sound competent.
I think I've been playing too much Sanitarium. When you fixed his post by bolding all of the letters that should have been capitalized, I automatically assumed that there was some sort of hidden message in there to decipher.
I was rather disappointed when there wasn't.
Also, pretty much a dick move to correct somebody in this thread, considering that person wasn't being a dick (yes, hidden message there, Alcoremortis
But anyway, my first Telltale game was the very free Abe Lincoln Must Die, which was episode four of season one of Sam & Max.
The first game I actually bought though was Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People (SBCG4AP).
Oh, and something completely unrelated:
(8E <- Zoidberg
Not really. I would say that the bigger discourtesy is ryannumber1gamer's refusal to make his posts readable for the rest of us.
There is. It's just...
umm...
it's hiding.
IT.ISM.OK,.BI,IT[H,BTTF,SB,SM,TMI(MI),PA,PN,andWG.]
My God...I see OK in there...
I'm going to spend the rest of the weekend puzzling out your cryptic clue, Chryron!
...Or at least the next thirty seconds before I see something shiny.
Anyway. Welcome to the forums Indydott, and welcome to the wonderful world of Telltale Games. As others have recommended, you may well enjoy Tales of Monkey Island, but I'd also suggest the Sam & Max series. They're all fun in their own different ways, and if you play through all three seasons, you can see how Telltale have evolved. Fun times!
yes I will sell my soul to Satan just as you commend my lord.
We must move this to the Puzzle Agent forum!