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OCKi · 08/01/2009, 09:07 am

I loved them all!
The graphics, puzzles, voice acting and music get a full score from me.
Telltale really hit the unique W&G atmosphere spot-on with the in-bread, innocent and quirky humor that surrounds the characters of W&G..

The only thing thats nagging me is the story-lines of each episode.. They never felt as "intriguing" as the movies were sad to say.
At times, I had to take breaks in the middle of each episodes, cause my commitment of figuring out the puzzles diminished as the story progressed.

"Muzzeled" was a great exception, though. I played this excellent episode in one sitting, cause the story-line kept me on the edge of my seat. It will remain one of my favorite episode Telltale has ever produced.

08/01/2009, 09:07 am	#8
OCKi Adventure-Game Oracle Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Norway Posts: 274	I loved them all! The graphics, puzzles, voice acting and music get a full score from me. Telltale really hit the unique W&G atmosphere spot-on with the in-bread, innocent and quirky humor that surrounds the characters of W&G.. The only thing thats nagging me is the story-lines of each episode.. They never felt as "intriguing" as the movies were sad to say. At times, I had to take breaks in the middle of each episodes, cause my commitment of figuring out the puzzles diminished as the story progressed. "Muzzeled" was a great exception, though. I played this excellent episode in one sitting, cause the story-line kept me on the edge of my seat. It will remain one of my favorite episode Telltale has ever produced. __________________ "Bwahahahahah... With my powerful demonic might, I shall rule the world, frightening little girls by chomping down on their lollypops! Bwahahahaahahaahhah... Oh, who am I kidding... I'm bored out of my skull..." - Murray, the invincible demonic talking skull.