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The game features no achievements despite having them on console. They keep getting more worse and random. sometimes the puzzle logic isn't there. sorry. Not recommended.
Back to the Future: Ep 4 - Double Visions is the fourth of 5 short but enjoyable point and click adventure games from Telltale, with similar gameplay to the Sam & Max series of games, and of course it's very faithfully based on the classic movie trilogy from Robert Zemeckis. Apparently I was wrong in my earlier assessment that the gameplay takes place somewhere between the first and second films in the trilogy. Somehow the Delorean is back after being destroyed at the end of the third and final film, but that's not super important to the plot here. Following on from the fourth episode, you're trapped in a dystopian 1986, "Citizen" Doc Brown and Marty are imprisoned and awaiting reconditioning. Your task is to escape and once more attempt to repair the time line, but things go from bad to worse! Some of the puzzles can be difficult, but there's a hint system that will get you unstuck fairly quickly. There's save games, but it's impossible to make a mistake or "lose", so you'll eventually get through the puzzle. The game is very old at this stage, over 13 years, but it holds up remarkably well, with decent enough models and assets, and with 4K support the game looks fine (apart from a few muddy textures), and the soundtrack of course is straight from the films. There's also a voice pack you can get from the internet (check some of the community guides here on Steam) that puts in Tom Wilson and Christopher Lloyds talents as voice actors reprising their cinematic roles. Overall this is a great game in terms of both design and technical execution (it's held up very well for a game that's a decade old). The only real downside with this is that the game has been pulled from Steam, so it could be challenging to get a key. If you can, and you're a fan of this genre of games and you're a fan of Back to the Future, grab it!
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Chegando perto do fim do jogo, o penúltimo "Episódio 4 - Duas Visões" se resume a continuar a jornada do episódio anterior após ter finalmente convencido o Doutor Brown dessa realidade a ajudá-lo, e agora nesse episódio em questão, Marty e o Doutor Brown dessa realidade podem apagar de uma vez por todas essa linha do tempo no mínimo aterrorizante que foi criada de uma Hill Valley autoritária ao qual todos os cidadãos são infelizes e perdem todo o seu direito de livre arbítrio, novamente obrigando os dois (Marty e o Doutor Brown dessa realidade) a viajarem no tempo para resolver de qualquer maneira esse caminho traçado de forma inesperada no rumo desses dois tais personagens do jogo em questão. Muitos pontos interessantes são inseridos nesse episódio que estabelecem todo o caminho para o desfecho do episódio final, novamente o foco total desse episódio é nesses dois aspectos que são o "novo" e "ingênuo" Doutor Brown dessa linha do tempo que não é exatamente igual ao Doutor Brown que conhecemos da linha principal, e a tentativa de mudar o rumo definido dos dois personagens em questão, o que é engraçado que mesmo eu comprando a ideia de separar a relação do(a) antagonista do outro personagem (que não posso citar para aqueles que forem jogar o jogo ainda) ainda sim, fiquei pensando em vários momentos nas atitudes até que egoístas e cruéis, mas compreensíveis do Marty para resolver de qualquer jeito possível o caminho contrário que foi traçado dos dois. Para concluir, é um episódio extremamente importante para toda a história que foi criada no game, que se estabelece principalmente no anterior, mas se aprofunda consideravelmente aqui sendo um dos mais intrigantes até então pela reviravolta final que acarreta em mais um grande problema para tudo concluir e se amarrar no episódio final do jogo.
Die Story um Marty und Doc ist zwar ganz witzig, diesmal waren aber wieder zwei echt aufwendige Rätsel dabei. Viele Schritte in richtiger Reihenfolge, das ist eher ätzend, auch wenn sich dabei was gedacht und sich Mühe gegeben wurde. Gut, dass sich Telltale für das Konzept mit den Entscheidungen entschieden hat.
It's a fun 90 minute Back to the Future romp, like the other 4.
Back to the Future: Ep 4 - Double Visions (2010) Episode four is very good in the sense that it feels like a true Back to the Future game in the way that you cannot wait to see how the events unfold after what you just experienced in episode 3. It's a great buildup towards the grand finale. The puzzles are also still fun and clever. Great episode. 9/10
Notice: At the request of the publisher, Back to the Future: Ep 4 - Double Visions is unlisted on the Steam store and will not appear in search.
Short review because Telltale split their games up by episode with no real store pages - episode 4 was a great penultimate episode with a cliffhanger to get us excited for episode 5.
I love back to the future
Nagyon jó epizód, tele izgalommal és fordulatokkal!
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