Who is sticking with Telltale?

edited December 2012 in The Walking Dead
I haven't seen a thread like this, so I thought I'd make it my first one!

Well, we know The Walking Dead has brought a lot of new players to Telltale Games. I myself played Bone out from Boneville a long time ago, and hadn't remembered it was a Telltale game until I started The Walking Dead, so I still consider myself new to TTG. So for the other players who are new to the Telltale experience, a poll:
Will you play any upcoming Telltale games?
I know that for some people, the wait between episodes was a deal breaker, but I found that I really enjoyed the episodic gaming, and I really liked their writing, so I will give their future games a try!
What are your thoughts?

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  • edited November 2012
    Season 2 of TWD is already on my wishlist for sure.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited November 2012
    Eh, why not... guess I'll stick around for a while. :p
  • edited November 2012
    Maybe.
  • edited November 2012
    puzzlebox wrote: »
    Eh, why not... guess I'll stick around for a while. :p

    Good to hear the new community lead is sticking around :)
  • edited November 2012
    dustpuffs wrote: »
    I haven't seen a thread like this, so I thought I'd make it my first one!

    Well, we know The Walking Dead has brought a lot of new players to Telltale Games. I myself played Bone out from Boneville a long time ago, and hadn't remembered it was a Telltale game until I started The Walking Dead, so I still consider myself new to TTG. So for the other players who are new to the Telltale experience, a poll:
    Will you play any upcoming Telltale games?
    I know that for some people, the wait between episodes was a deal breaker, but I found that I really enjoyed the episodic gaming, and I really liked their writing, so I will give their future games a try!
    What are your thoughts?
    I'll gladly play the Daryl and Merle game from Interactive, but TTG's gotten its last of my game dollars. This was a decent interactive comic, and a lot of its success or failure was going to come down to the ending. TTG simply blew it, there.

    The ending was a hopeless bungle. Lee's great sacrifice is no sacrifice at all. First, it's unimaginable that Clem, if she even survives the city (and recall that we forgot to, you know, actually tell her how to find Omid and Christa--oops!), won't be forever haunted by the image of zombie Lee chained to a radiator in a windowless room for all eternity. The big deal he makes, that she shouldn't shoot him, is horribly, horribly misguided. Putting down someone before they turn is extremely cathartic. It was a point of honor and pride and closure for Carl to put down Lori in the tv series. In the game it completely spoils the whole ending. Clem doesn't get that closure.

    Second, are you kidding me? We're left with no cutscene, no reunion with Omid and Christa where we see Clem finally escape? It's clear that TTG badly rushed the entire episode, recycling locations and so on, but this was the worst sort of failure. It played exactly as though the developer simply hit the wall of a deadline and had to quit without finishing.
  • edited November 2012
    Of course, TTG is one of my favorite game companies. :)
  • edited November 2012
    I'm gunna say yea, but thats just going to be the walking dead series
  • edited November 2012
    Came because of TWD, stayed for comedic games. :p Seriously, I'd give anything for S+M season 4. Or at least another Bone...
  • edited November 2012
    I'm not going anywhere.

    But, I'm not getting anything other than The Walking Dead.

    I'm just not an adventure gamer.

    Well, not this kind of adventure gamer.
  • edited November 2012
    This would be a better poll if it happened before episode 5 came out. Most people that won't come back have already left the forums.
  • edited November 2012
    No tears were shed over that. As for me, I've been here longer than this franchise. I'll stay a good long time more.

    * Telltale will remember that.
  • edited November 2012
    I definitely can not wait for season 2! Kinda wish that lee could of lived... :(
  • edited November 2012
    puzzlebox wrote: »
    Eh, why not... guess I'll stick around for a while. :p

    I lol'd

    I've been a fan of TTG since the beginning. No way am I jumping ship now, especially after this fantastic game.
  • edited November 2012
    No tears were shed over that.

    True! I just realized; I haven't seen the teenage girl that seemed in constant need of a Midol and a nap post in a while.
  • VainamoinenVainamoinen Moderator
    edited November 2012
    Gotta see that new forum first.
  • edited November 2012
    Gotta see that new forum first.

    Any idea when that will be?
  • edited November 2012
    With me it all depends on what their next game is. I don't really have an interest in Jurasic Park, or Back To The Future. I would buy another game from Telltale, if it was in a world that I found interesting. I think they would do well with A Game Of Thrones (the rpg that came out this summer is pretty much not worth playing). Either way, they've proven to me that they can make a great game.
  • VainamoinenVainamoinen Moderator
    edited November 2012
    dustpuffs wrote: »
    Any idea when that will be?

    Absolutely not. :(
    With me it all depends on what their next game is.

    Fables.
  • KaeKae
    edited November 2012
    I am a fan! Can't wait for season 2!
  • edited November 2012
    Long live Telltale. I ain't leaving.
  • edited November 2012
    I definitely can't wait for season 2. And at some point, i want to try the Sam and Max series some more, since I played a little bit of one of them and loved it.
  • edited November 2012
    Telltale is my new Valve
    [For me, it means a lot]
  • edited December 2012
    So, after playing the marvel that was The Walking Dead, what do you think? Will you play any future or past games from Telltale now?

    Personally, I played Sam And Max The Devil's playhouse when I finishe The Walking Dead an loved it, an I'm definitely looking forward to whatever they do next (Fables, I believe, not familiar with the comics, but I am familiar with Telltale :D).

    An also, how can I keep up to ate with their projects? I'm following their page on Facebook, but that's only for The Walking Dead, not Telltale :/. I don't want to miss any etail of what they do next :D!
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited December 2012
    Fabrimuch wrote: »
    An also, how can I keep up to ate with their projects? I'm following their page on Facebook, but that's only for The Walking Dead, not Telltale :/. I don't want to miss any etail of what they do next :D!

    Hey Fabrimuch, awesome to hear you love our games! You can keep up with our latest projects by liking the Facebook page for Telltale Games, or checking our blog. We have some good stuff on the horizon!
  • edited December 2012
    I'll gladly play the Daryl and Merle game from Interactive, but TTG's gotten its last of my game dollars. This was a decent interactive comic, and a lot of its success or failure was going to come down to the ending. TTG simply blew it, there.

    The ending was a hopeless bungle. Lee's great sacrifice is no sacrifice at all. First, it's unimaginable that Clem, if she even survives the city (and recall that we forgot to, you know, actually tell her how to find Omid and Christa--oops!), won't be forever haunted by the image of zombie Lee chained to a radiator in a windowless room for all eternity. The big deal he makes, that she shouldn't shoot him, is horribly, horribly misguided. Putting down someone before they turn is extremely cathartic. It was a point of honor and pride and closure for Carl to put down Lori in the tv series. In the game it completely spoils the whole ending. Clem doesn't get that closure.

    Second, are you kidding me? We're left with no cutscene, no reunion with Omid and Christa where we see Clem finally escape? It's clear that TTG badly rushed the entire episode, recycling locations and so on, but this was the worst sort of failure. It played exactly as though the developer simply hit the wall of a deadline and had to quit without finishing.


    Okay.. first off, let me say. You are a freaking a**hole! really? You're not playing the game cause of YOUR ending? you do realize there was a ending were you could... SHOOT Lee right? The ending was perfect, and there was a dialogue option to choose to tell Clem to find them at the train. They used the ending as a Cliffhanger for season 2. You know what that means right? Seems you haven't heard of a brilliant piece of writing before.

    Please, don't spend any of your "hard earned" money on a Telltale game again, we're better off without your idioticy and Opinion's. Sincerely,
    A pleased fan.
  • edited December 2012
    I received Back to the Future: The Game as a free gift from Steam last Christmas and I've only just realised I'e not even unpacked it yet! What the hell is wrong with me!?

    Tell you suhin though, I know what I'll be playing once I get back home for the Christmas break!
  • edited December 2012
    Pre-ordering as soon as its up for it :)
  • edited December 2012
    Yup.
  • edited December 2012
    I found Telltale from the Wallace and Gromit games and since have been hooked
    I loved Sam and Max, strong Bad and back to the future and the walking dead really hit the spot

    I'm waiting for Jurassic park on Xbox UK and I am planning to play Tales of Monkey Island after I have played curse and escape which I'm getting for Christmas and I'm going to use Scummv to play them
    I think I'll be playing Telltale games for a long time coming...
    I'm just worried I might run out of point and clicks soon
  • edited December 2012
    Joined cuz of Walking Dead.

    Not really interested in Sam and Max, Monkey island and BttF :( Sorry.

    Sticking around a bit for details on Season 2 :D
  • edited December 2012
    TWD was my first Telltale Games experience and my first adventure game in AGES. Since completing episode 5 I've purchased all three seasons of Sam and Max as well as Tales of Monkey Island, and I'm thoroughly enjoying both. Safe to say I'm going to be sticking with Telltale for the foreseeable future. :)
  • edited December 2012
    I will definitely be more open to play other telltale games..

    Though, lets be honest, telltale is very inconsistent with there games.

    They can make a goty caliber type of game like the walking dead, and just ship a utter stinky turd like the jurassic park game.

    Not sure if it's because of resources, or what, but that kind of inconsistency makes me weary. Will still read impressions/reviews for other telltale games, besides the walking dead, ...
  • edited December 2012
    Yes I have loved Telltale for a long time (this website is actually where I first heard of The Walking Dead Game) I've played:

    1. The Walking Dead
    2. SBCG4AP
    3. Puzzle Agent 1 & 2
    4. Back to the Future
    5. I tried the Sam and Max game
    6. Part of Monkey Island

    And I will definitely go for future games too!
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