Added: 12.12.2014 18:30 | 5 views | 0 comments


The creator of The Walking Dead just wants Telltale's games to make you hurt.

Added: 11.12.2014 10:24 | 5 views | 0 comments


From GameWatcher.com: "The long search is over - Telltale have found a TV series even more popular and even more depressing than The Walking Dead to make a game series about! Game of Thrones: where good folks die, no one gets to have any satisfactory revenge, popular characters get humiliated and exiled, the bad guys win if they have more men and more money, the good guys make stupid decisions and pay for them horribly, and Peter Dinklage is awesome. Also, dragons and zombies. Maybe I shouldve reviewed Tales From The Borderlands instead".

Added: 09.12.2014 22:15 | 15 views | 0 comments


Technology Tell writes, "I feel conflicted about Zero Sum, the first episode of Telltale Games Tales from the Borderlands. On one hand, the game further improves on action, writing and some of the acting. The bar has been set much higher than Telltales previous excellent games like The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us. On the other hand, for as great as the interaction between Rhys and Vaughn are played by Troy Baker and Chris Hardwick, respectively the interactions between other characters pale in comparison and the middle act of this first episode slows to a grinding halt."

Added: 09.12.2014 16:11 | 7 views | 0 comments


Tin Salamunic: Developer Telltale Games has a knack for enriching popular franchises. Whether its their comedic writing in Back to the Future or their dramatic representation of The Walking Dead universe, Telltales episodic releases arent mere spin-offs, theyre compelling expansions of the original creators visions. In their latest partnership with Gearbox Software and 2K, Telltale Games crafts yet another masterpiece that deepens an already vast universe. Tales from the Borderlands embodies the series's superb humor without the guns and obsessive looting. Expert writing and dialogue choices take precedence, but there are more action-packed quick time events than in most Telltale titles. As a result, the game captures Borderlands colorful chaos with a fresh perspective. This is a fantastic introduction to what may become one of Telltales strongest series yet.

Added: 09.12.2014 16:11 | 9 views | 0 comments


Tin Salamunic: Developer Telltale Games has a knack for enriching popular franchises. Whether its their comedic writing in Back to the Future or their dramatic representation of The Walking Dead universe, Telltales episodic releases arent mere spin-offs, theyre compelling expansions of the original creators visions. In their latest partnership with Gearbox Software and 2K, Telltale Games crafts yet another masterpiece that deepens an already vast universe. Tales from the Borderlands embodies the series's superb humor without the guns and obsessive looting. Expert writing and dialogue choices take precedence, but there are more action-packed quick time events than in most Telltale titles. As a result, the game captures Borderlands colorful chaos with a fresh perspective. This is a fantastic introduction to what may become one of Telltales strongest series yet.