Honestly, I think I've spent more time playing music in Beat Hazard than I have just listening to it.

Ask yourself: What was the greatest science fiction franchise of the 1980s?

If your answer was Back to the Future, then this game is for you.

While it's still a Telltale Game and has all the quirks inherent in being a Telltale Game, it still feels like a legitamite installment in the franchise. This, is Back to the Future 4, folks.

A few things do nag at me however. The character models, specifically that of Marty, animate oddly at times. Some of the characters, especially Marty, look like they're half-asleep when they're talking.

The explanation for why the DeLorean is still in one piece (Since, the last time it was seen in the movies, it had just gotten run over by a train) is nothing more than a handwave explanation in a throwaway line that's enough to make anyone facepalm.

Still, it's hard to argue with a Telltale Game, and as far as gameplay and story goes, it's definitely Back to the Future.

Aside from the fact that the concept of a single-player Diablo-like confuses and astounds me, it's definitely worth a buy.