But I found the experience of playing through Telltale's Batman very disappointing.
Since I was a kid I have been a huge fan of Batman, toys, comics, movies, and more. Riding off the high of Tales, I decided to download and play Batman: The Telltale Series. This is where I go on a tangent to provide a mini-review for another game. None were game-breaking but the occasional frozen character model made me wonder how the game was released in that state. Speaking of bugs, as I played through Tales I was surprised at the amount bugs that still remained in the game. Though I'm not 100% sure if that's a feature or a bug. On the plus side of this however is the fact that the game is pretty lenient and even if you press the wrong button, as long as a button is pressed it will complete the action. This doubles as praise for the writing once more because often I was so invested in the story that I kept wanting to know what came next without worrying about pressing the button I was told to press before the timer ran out. The few times the game gives full control of the characters are wasted on simple puzzles that felt more monotonous than engaging.
Playing through Tales I often felt that the bottom prompts were little more than "we have to put something here so let's put something here' and less of real meaning full interaction with the story and its characters. I understand that Telltale games are a mixture of quick-time events and visual novels but that doesn't always work with every story. But most of my criticisms of the game have to do with gameplay. That's not to say I will spend the rest of this review bashing on the game. Unfortunately, most of my compliments stop there.
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