Batman The Telltale Series Episode 1-4 (2016) PC

In the game Batman The Telltale Series Episode 1-4, the main character is based on the visual image of Batman, played by Christian Bale in the Christopher Nolan trilogy. Whereas the voice is taken from Ben Affleck, from the movie "Superman vs. Batman". It turned out to be a perfect symbiosis of two images. A brutal, strong and noble hero – what else is needed for the success of any franchise?

Graphics and gameplay features

The passage time of one episode is 2-2.5 hours. That is, in total, 4 episodes is about 10 hours of play. This is a kind of "gold standard" for the projects of Telltale Games, it is on the same principle, for example, that their "Game of Thrones" was made. Other gameplay features:

1. You can choose between Batman and Bruce Wayne. The split consciousness of the main character in action.
2. The game allows you to plunge into the times of the formation of the main character as a person. Many times you have to make not the most obvious choice.
3. Multiplayer mode called Crowd Play. Allows you to invite up to 12 people to a game session.
4. In addition to action scenes, detective stories, the disclosure of all sorts of sinister secrets of Gotham, part of the time is devoted to the love line of the protagonist and the Catwoman.

The undoubted advantages of the new Batman project are interesting images of villains, a well-developed detective line, dynamic and spectacular battle scenes, and a tense finale. It should be understood that any game from Telltale Games is just an illusion of choice, a novel that everyone can saturate with their details, but the main plot will remain unchanged.

The game Batman The Telltale Series was announced by the creators as an offer to look at the main character from a completely different side, if you can call it that, then dark. It was kind of an attempt to tear off the mask from the ideal image, to make the whole story (although how is this even possible after the Nolan trilogy??) more gloomy and down-to-earth. According to the general opinion of game critics and ordinary gamers, Telltale Games coped with the tas