The newer Telltale games (after TWD) have branching choices with minimal puzzles.
The older Telltale games have linear storylines and have more actual gameplay (i.e. solve puzzles + combining objects), these are considered to be more traditional adventure games.
And in fact I came to the conclusion that maybe players that only played TFTB and then only played the BL games after could in fact, even though they have been spoiled left and right, find some excitement by meeting and getting to know more about all those characters we meet in TFTB, on top of all the flora and fauna, the various manufacturer, plus many other things...
Would be nice to know what people that played TFTB before playing any actual BL games thought of that order of playing in the "universe" of Pandora...
Well, i am not THAT old but i was here since JAN 2014.
TWD is Telltale's best work, or maybe because it was first. In my opinion this is th… moree stuff:
1=TWD S1
2=TWAU
3=TWD S2
4=TFTBL
5=Game Of Thrones
PS: I didn't include Back To The Future and Sam And Max because they are a bit more old and not to everyone's liking. But they are also really fun!
TWD is based on a comic book series, written by Kirkman. But the character Lee and Clem are created by TTG. It is a unique story in a comic book based world. Full of emotions, character development and tense build-ups.
TWAU is basically a detective story in The Fable world, also is based on a comic. It is amazing, and i am avoiding any further spoilers.
GOT is i think the weakest one, but it is based on a story that you watch on TV so they do their best. It is spoiling the show if you didn't watch it and you intend to.
I hope this helped.
I strongly recommend Sam & Max, if you're into funny games of course. And I am deff not just trying to sell you one of my favorite games of all time! The 3 seasons are based on the S&M comics (Which are awesome). It's one of telltales old games (Their first game even I think) it's a point and click adventure game just like the back to the future game, might not like it if you don't like those type of games, awesome games that is.
I'm not a Telltale game veteran considering I haven't played their older games but I'll try to help you out with what I know about the newer… more ones ^-^
So the games that require basically no backstory and you can just jump into and enjoy are both of TWD seasons, The Wolf Among Us, and I'm guessing Minecraft will be the same. The one that does require backstory (watching the show) is Game of Thrones, though keep in mind you don't HAVE to, I played it without knowing anything about Game of Thrones and I loved the first episode, yet that isn't the case for many.
I think all of their newer games are awesome (again can't speak for the older ones, since I haven't played them) and you should give them all a try at some point, you never know, it might be something you could really get into, I was never into TWD or GoT then I played the games and I ended up getting hooked on the TV shows for both
might not like it if you don't like those type of games,
Well that's the point of the thread actually. I actually don't like the type of games like TFTB and only bought it reluctantly to get more Borderlands lore. And in the end I was so impressed and liked it so much that I created the thread so as to inquire about other TTG games.
I actually played EP 1 2 and 3 with different choices 3 times, so for a game that I "reluctantly" bought : it speaks volume ^_^ !
I strongly recommend Sam & Max, if you're into funny games of course. And I am deff not just trying to sell you one of my favorite games… more of all time! The 3 seasons are based on the S&M comics (Which are awesome). It's one of telltales old games (Their first game even I think) it's a point and click adventure game just like the back to the future game, might not like it if you don't like those type of games, awesome games that is.
Exactly. Its similar to a "companion series". Set in the same universe as the comics but deals with different characters....aside from of course Glen and Hershel....The Michonne mini series has been announced to so some more comic tie ins.
Yeah but still, I'll enjoy the game more if I have read the comics before ? Because that's what it's about : enjoying the game more.
… more No. Both Seasons of Walking Dead focus entirely on an original story seperate from the comics. Two comic characters make extremely minor cameos in the first episode of the first Season, and that's it.
You could always try watching a few minutes of some of the "Let's Play/ Walkthrough" videos that people put up on YouTube, then you could decide which games seem the best fit for you before you purchase.
Personally, though I would recommend Back to the Future, you can get the lore from the films and you understand the inside jokes that they make.
Well, i am not THAT old but i was here since JAN 2014.
TWD is Telltale's best work, or maybe because it was first. In my opinion this is th… moree stuff:
1=TWD S1
2=TWAU
3=TWD S2
4=TFTBL
5=Game Of Thrones
PS: I didn't include Back To The Future and Sam And Max because they are a bit more old and not to everyone's liking. But they are also really fun!
TWD is based on a comic book series, written by Kirkman. But the character Lee and Clem are created by TTG. It is a unique story in a comic book based world. Full of emotions, character development and tense build-ups.
TWAU is basically a detective story in The Fable world, also is based on a comic. It is amazing, and i am avoiding any further spoilers.
GOT is i think the weakest one, but it is based on a story that you watch on TV so they do their best. It is spoiling the show if you didn't watch it and you intend to.
I hope this helped.
It's one of telltales old games (Their first game even I think)
Actually, Sam & Max: Season 1 was their fifth game ("Telltale Texas Hold'em" was first, "Bone: Out from Boneville" second; "CSI: 3 Dimensions of Murder" third and "Bone: The Great Cow Race" forth)
I strongly recommend Sam & Max, if you're into funny games of course. And I am deff not just trying to sell you one of my favorite games… more of all time! The 3 seasons are based on the S&M comics (Which are awesome). It's one of telltales old games (Their first game even I think) it's a point and click adventure game just like the back to the future game, might not like it if you don't like those type of games, awesome games that is.
You could always try watching a few minutes of some of the "Let's Play/ Walkthrough" videos that people put up on YouTube, then you could de… morecide which games seem the best fit for you before you purchase.
Personally, though I would recommend Back to the Future, you can get the lore from the films and you understand the inside jokes that they make.
Just thought I would mention that the gameplay is different than in TFTB, as it is an older Telltale game. But even if you end up hating the gameplay the story would be more than worth it. Also the voice actor playing Marty does an incredible job mimicking Michael J Fox and Doc is voiced by the original actor.
Just thought I would mention that the gameplay is different than in TFTB, as it is an older Telltale game. But even if you end up hating the… more gameplay the story would be more than worth it. Also the voice actor playing Marty does an incredible job mimicking Michael J Fox and Doc is voiced by the original actor.
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The newer Telltale games (after TWD) have branching choices with minimal puzzles.
The older Telltale games have linear storylines and have more actual gameplay (i.e. solve puzzles + combining objects), these are considered to be more traditional adventure games.
I been thinking about it again...
And in fact I came to the conclusion that maybe players that only played TFTB and then only played the BL games after could in fact, even though they have been spoiled left and right, find some excitement by meeting and getting to know more about all those characters we meet in TFTB, on top of all the flora and fauna, the various manufacturer, plus many other things...
Would be nice to know what people that played TFTB before playing any actual BL games thought of that order of playing in the "universe" of Pandora...
TWD Season 2 is garbage, though. Way weaker than any other new Telltale game.
Not garbage but weaker than the first. Though GOT is weakest, in my opinion.
I strongly recommend Sam & Max, if you're into funny games of course. And I am deff not just trying to sell you one of my favorite games of all time! The 3 seasons are based on the S&M comics (Which are awesome). It's one of telltales old games (Their first game even I think) it's a point and click adventure game just like the back to the future game, might not like it if you don't like those type of games, awesome games that is.
Yo I know you have S&M SO3 stashed away in your steam library
Well that's the point of the thread actually. I actually don't like the type of games like TFTB and only bought it reluctantly to get more Borderlands lore. And in the end I was so impressed and liked it so much that I created the thread so as to inquire about other TTG games.
I actually played EP 1 2 and 3 with different choices 3 times, so for a game that I "reluctantly" bought : it speaks volume ^_^ !
I played it for like 20 minutes like 2 months ago, lol
Why would u do dis. WHY WOULD U DO DIS.
just wanted to say Hector badge of carnage is absolutely amazing
Exactly. Its similar to a "companion series". Set in the same universe as the comics but deals with different characters....aside from of course Glen and Hershel....The Michonne mini series has been announced to so some more comic tie ins.
You could always try watching a few minutes of some of the "Let's Play/ Walkthrough" videos that people put up on YouTube, then you could decide which games seem the best fit for you before you purchase.
Personally, though I would recommend Back to the Future, you can get the lore from the films and you understand the inside jokes that they make.
You forgot
I am in episode 1 just yet, so didnt want to comment on something i didn't finish yet.
Actually, Sam & Max: Season 1 was their fifth game ("Telltale Texas Hold'em" was first, "Bone: Out from Boneville" second; "CSI: 3 Dimensions of Murder" third and "Bone: The Great Cow Race" forth)
Yeah. Very underrated series.
Yeah I'll play this one for sure, I so loved all 3 movies.
Just thought I would mention that the gameplay is different than in TFTB, as it is an older Telltale game. But even if you end up hating the gameplay the story would be more than worth it. Also the voice actor playing Marty does an incredible job mimicking Michael J Fox and Doc is voiced by the original actor.
Oh yeah it's all good, I'll be playing it for sure, and especially with the real Doc voicing his character
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Cool !