Telltale games - no choice???

[Lord_Zoltus]

Really - no matter what you do, just some minor things can change. So I got it - no choice. But I still love TT Games - they have soul, plot, great voice acting. And you really care about the characters.

[Darkard]

TWD is more of an interactive story than a big branching storyline like TWAU

[AppleJacksson]

thats not what matters what matters is that it feels like it!!!!!!

[MorningLightMountain]

Автор сообщения: Darkard

TWD is more of an interactive story than a big branching storyline like TWAU

TWAU isn't a big branching storyline. The story has exactly the same outcome regardless of your choices.

[Mossy Undead ֍]

I don't care about the fact that there's no big changes. I'm amazed that Telltale is able to consistently deliver heart wrenching (or suspenseful in case of TWAU) episodes over and over, that keep me wanting more. Especially when you consider they're working on four things at once right now. Major props to them

[Tychoxi]

Yes, I was dissapointed with the first game for this same reason too (still a very good game). So while I knew what I was getting in this Season 2, I must admit this 4th episode felt more railroady than usual.

[Mossy Undead ֍]

While it did feel more railroady, I think it was for good reason. It is, after all, called "Amid the Ruins."
I think the whole point was to destroy everything, and make you feel regret at every turn, regardless of your choice. Every choice was a bad one. I think sacrificing some more freedom to get that point across was worth it.