Anything like that?

[Sören]

Hey, so I played it and loved it like hell I rarely get sucked into a game like that and i didnt even wanted to stop anywhere... So can you recommend anything that will suck me in like this game does?

[Agent Graves]

If you enjoyed this game then perhaps you might also enjoy some of Telltale's previous games. Both The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us are on sale right now and are arguably good games (though, i'd say it depends on if you enjoy each subject matter) and consist of 5 - 6 episodes each.

There's also Tales From The Borderlands (like this one there's only one episode out right now, as far as I know) and Telltale's older games: Back To The Future, Sam & Max, Jurrasic Park, Hector, Wallace & Gromit and many others. Some of these games have a much greater focus on puzzles and exploration and are designed more like the Point & Click Adventure games of old.

Otherwise there aren't really any other developers making narrative-driven adventure games designed in this Telltale-style.

[Dongald Jeffreys]

Okay, so this guy posted the same thread to all of TellTale's recent games...

[Sören]

Yeah because i enjoy every telltale and want some recommenditions.

[David]

I've not played them yet, so I can't personally comment on the quality, but look into Dreamfall Chapters and The Detail. Be warned though that The Detail seems to be more comic book like, as in a lot of 'comic panels' and such from what I can make out. Both only have the first part out, but I think Dreamfall had the second 'book' teased, so I guess that'll come out in the next few weeks. Dreamfall is the third game in that series though. So, no idea how newbie friendly it is.

You could also look into Life is Strange, releasing at the end of next month. Another episodic game, with time travel elements and choices, from the makers of Remember Me.

Of course, there are also the rest of Telltale's games if you've not played them. Wolf Among Us, The Walking Dead seasons being complete. As well as their older titles, before they moved onto designing games that are more like interactive movies. (More traditional point and clicks basically, then there are Daedalic's games too if you like point and clicks with puzzles. Pendulo games, like Runaway, are also a possible choice.)

Finally, if you like text-based interactive fiction where you make choices and don't mind the lack of audio/pictures, you can look into the games from Choice of Games. They have free demos on their website, along with a few complete games for free, and some are available on Steam.