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Grandpa's problem is mine 55555.
Неплохая игра со средненьким сюжетом и практически полным отсутствием геймплея (походи по сцене, нажми на кнопку и повторить), которая выезжает исключительно на ностальгии от фильмов. Если вы фанат этих фильмов, то вам практически наверняка зайдет, если же нет, то лучше проходите мимо. 6/10.
Timeline got messed up again bruhhhh
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"Time-travelling is just too dangerous. Better that I devote myself to study the other great mystery of the universe: WOMEN!" - Emmett Lathrop Brown (2015) The second episode was kind of a slow burn that turned out to be fun. It only hit me when I was in the final act going into the next episode. I thought it lacked depth and the player is just running around the same location of Hill Valley. How wrong I was. It was until Episode 3 that I realized that Episode 2 had much to offer. The detective skill play was the best in this episode compared to all other episodes and I fully enjoyed portraying/disguising myself as a famous mob henchman: Harry Callahan of the Valenti Gang from Sacramento. Overall, the story arc of Episode 2 was well established when setting up a gangster-themed chapter. Underrated. It deserved more love from me initially. Ranking all the episodes from best to worst: 1. Episode 3 2. Episode 4 3. Episode 2 4. Episode 5 (Shortest playtime) 5. Episode 1 (Longest playtime)
After completing Episode 1, I immediately had to play Episode 2. My review for the first episode applies to episode 2 as well as I had a lot of fun playing this episode. Great story with an intriguing premise about avoiding yourself in the past, which brings a bit more excitement to the gameplay. There were more difficult puzzles in my opinion than episode 1 as the solutions seemed almost arbitrary and there was a lot of trial and error in order to get through to the next part of the story. I had to refer to a walkthrough guide on more occasions this time round. The one thing that stood out to me was the name I selected in episode 1 as my alias was completely irrelevant in this game, as they just went with one of the other options. This could have easily been fixed had they just given the option again when you go back in time. No problem with Audio this time which is good but my game did crash at the beginning.
7,0/10
For BTTF fans only, its a point and click puzzle game to a T, with not much going for it aside from story and characters, BUT thats where it really shines, the voice acting, the casting, the way the characters act and the storyline all make this game 7/10. If you dont like the BTTF movies you certainly wont like these collection of games. and my personal rankings is thus, EP 1: 6/10 EP 2: 7/10 EP 3: 10/10 (if a BTTF 4 was ever made then this wouldve most likely have been the major point of the film) EP 4: 8/10 EP 5: 10/10 (the cliffhanger is the saddest thing ever, knowing that Telltale will never make a sequel/conclusion, but perhaps its for the best)
Episode 2 of Back to the Future was when I finally realised this is not fun. If you're a big enough fan of Back to the Future, I can imagine this game is good enough for you, but realistically, if you're that big of a fan you could also just Google search images of the film for free a love that too...
Great, but getting earphones to work each performance is a bit challenging.
telltale + back to the future, is what you'd expect
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