same verse, worst than the first. I really dislike how much borderlands rep is in this. I liked the cast more in the first game and seeing how dialogue is pretty important to this series- that's a bummer. The game ran smoother and poker plays better than the first, but I'm not here for the poker, really. There are better poker games to choose from.
Same as the first, but the writing and character choices are no where near as strong (it's automatically worse by the inclusion of Borderlands). Also, hate to be this guy, but I feel like the RNG here is ridiculous. Some of the card hand outs can't help but feel rigged as fuck. This could just be a me thing and I had particularly shitty luck, but it still soured the experience a little.
Look at me, complaining about my "bad cards" like a butt-hurt baby.
Look at me, complaining about my "bad cards" like a butt-hurt baby.
yeah i didnt know like half these characters so it was a harder sell compared to game 1.
sam and glados are cool though, i don't watch venture bros so that guys no good, don't care about evil dead either so that guys also off the table, and claptrap is annoying. at least the poker gameplay is the same. The TF2 items were still okay though. Overall much less charming to me personally but if you know and like all the IPs it's probably as good as the first? I wish they made this a series but telltale is more like told tale because they have been dead for the longest time.
sam and glados are cool though, i don't watch venture bros so that guys no good, don't care about evil dead either so that guys also off the table, and claptrap is annoying. at least the poker gameplay is the same. The TF2 items were still okay though. Overall much less charming to me personally but if you know and like all the IPs it's probably as good as the first? I wish they made this a series but telltale is more like told tale because they have been dead for the longest time.
It's largely the same as the first one quality-wise with some minor issues that bring it down a bit. For starters, the first game had an option that let you adjust how frequently the characters would engage in their bants. This game doesn't have that option, and so you hear a lot of the same conversations and skits over and over again, and it gets really grating. Especially if they involve Claptrap, who I feel like is this game's Tycho. He's not as much of a douche, but he's just as unfunny and annoying to listen to.
Also this might come off as a little bit petty, but something I really liked about Poker Night 1 was that it picked characters who became famous through online-published works and it was a genuine blend of internet and video game culture. Now that Telltale was really making a name for themselves at this point, they were able to gain access to properties that would be more likely to garner attention and money. I don't blame them, and their IP choices were actually really fantastic (seriously, Evil Dead and The Venture Bros. are AMAZING picks), but it's an element of the first game that I definitely miss.
The characters are still animated rather awkwardly, in fact at times it looks even more awkward than in the first game. Aside from that though, it's just as competent a poker simulation game as the first.
Also this might come off as a little bit petty, but something I really liked about Poker Night 1 was that it picked characters who became famous through online-published works and it was a genuine blend of internet and video game culture. Now that Telltale was really making a name for themselves at this point, they were able to gain access to properties that would be more likely to garner attention and money. I don't blame them, and their IP choices were actually really fantastic (seriously, Evil Dead and The Venture Bros. are AMAZING picks), but it's an element of the first game that I definitely miss.
The characters are still animated rather awkwardly, in fact at times it looks even more awkward than in the first game. Aside from that though, it's just as competent a poker simulation game as the first.