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Telltale has made itself quite the reputation for a certain type of game thanks to The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us. With the release of Tales from the Borderlands the company has improved upon its own reputation in a big way. With the announcement of this particular title, there have been some who wondered what could be done when talking about taking a different approach to an already rich video game world. It turns out that Pandora and its inhabitants were never filled out quite as well or quite as completely as they were with Tales from the Borderlands.

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SP: "Telltale Games was mostly known for making old-school point-and-click adventure games in franchises like Sam Max a few years ago, but with the debut of The Walking Dead, the developer has shown that it can not only adapt the old genre's mechanics to tell a novel interactive story, but it can also work really well within established universes, such as the one made by the actual "Walking Dead" comics. Afterwards, the studio rolled out The Walking Dead Season 2, as well as The Wolf Among Us, an adventure experience based on the popular "Fables" comic book series."

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TouchArcade: Even if you've never heard of the Lone Wolf series of gamebooks written by Joe Dever (with their sporadic publishing history I wouldn't blame you), Joe Dever's Lone Wolf [$0.99], a new adventure made specifically for mobile platforms, has got a lot of initial punch. While everything seems to start like any other gamebook you've played on iOS, as soon as you reach the first battle of the game, it's clear that this game has got some strong ideas about where to take gamebooks in the future. The 'Wow' factor of turning the page to an illustration that comes to life in full 3D can't be underestimated, but in its quest to escape the shackles of its old format, Lone Wolf trips over some very familiar problems inherent to its new one. In the style of our reviews of The Walking Dead [Free] and The Wolf Among Us [Free], this review will be appended to as each new act releases.

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AusGamers has reviewed Tales from the Borderlands - Episode 1: Zer0 Sum and writes: Telltale didnt hit the same heights with this years releases that it did with the first season of The Walking Dead, but Tales from the Borderlands, despite being tonally very different, is off to an incredibly strong start.

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GameSmoke: Tales from the Borderlands has started from Episode 1 as contain total five episodes. The game is being created from the creators of The Wolf Among Us and The Walking Dead video game series. Tales from the Borderlands set on the unforgiving world of Pandora after the events seen in Borderlands 2, this is a story full of Borderlands trademark humor, following two adventurers on their quest for greatness.

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The Walking Dead? The Wolf Among Us? With a single episode, Tales From The Borderlands shows that it has the potential to be the best Telltale series released this year.

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Metro: "The makers of The Walking Dead return to their comedy roots, with a companion series to Gearboxs Borderlands. Its two years now since Telltale Games won so many game of the year awards for The Walking Dead. They didnt get one from us but it was certainly a milestone release for the company, and a great example of (semi-)interactive storytelling. But theyve struggled to follow up on that success, with a disappointing second season and the enjoyable but flawed The Wolf Among Us. Tales From The Borderlands is the best thing theyve done in years though, at least judging by this first episode."

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Following the success of The Walking Dead, are Telltale Games the catalyst behind the point and click adventure revival, and if so, whats their secret?