The first time I heard about this game, it was all negative opinions, saying that it had nothing to do with Season one and two, and that it was unnecessary and a waste of money.
But if I'm honest, I can put this game even higher than season 2. It does everything perfect, learning from the mistakes of the previous games, making what the player decides what he DOES want to do and say. I kept imagining what would happen next, and the game gives you a purpose to keep playing episode after episode FROM THE FIRST 2 MINUTES. Definitely a game that many should learn from when wanting to create a script.
Oh and by the way, the intro is one of the best things ever created.
The characters have emotions, you feel what they feel and you see them as if they were people, it makes you get attached to the characters in the story, without taking time away from you because "wow we need to develop characters" No, they do it while you are doing your stuff.
The story lasts as long as it has to, at no point did I feel bored or wanting to "play it later".
Now, the question of the century, can I play this without having played TWD Season 1 and TWD Season 2? Yes, completely, it has nothing to do with the story of the previous ones, but it is in the same universe.
I'll leave the analysis until here because I don't want to go into too much detail, I prefer you to discover the wonders that this game has in store for you.
Highly recommended.
But if I'm honest, I can put this game even higher than season 2. It does everything perfect, learning from the mistakes of the previous games, making what the player decides what he DOES want to do and say. I kept imagining what would happen next, and the game gives you a purpose to keep playing episode after episode FROM THE FIRST 2 MINUTES. Definitely a game that many should learn from when wanting to create a script.
Oh and by the way, the intro is one of the best things ever created.
The characters have emotions, you feel what they feel and you see them as if they were people, it makes you get attached to the characters in the story, without taking time away from you because "wow we need to develop characters" No, they do it while you are doing your stuff.
The story lasts as long as it has to, at no point did I feel bored or wanting to "play it later".
Now, the question of the century, can I play this without having played TWD Season 1 and TWD Season 2? Yes, completely, it has nothing to do with the story of the previous ones, but it is in the same universe.
I'll leave the analysis until here because I don't want to go into too much detail, I prefer you to discover the wonders that this game has in store for you.
Highly recommended.