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I played Episode 4 of Back to the Future a day after playing Ep 3. I can say that the story of this episode was the most difficult I have played so far. The puzzles are more difficult to figure out and require a lot more trial and error, mixing in of arbitrary solution methods that definitely needed the help of a walkthrough guide than the other episodes. The story relied heavily on the completion of previous episodes and would not make sense at all if played individually on its own. It felt like every episode before this one could have been played individually and still make sense but not this one.
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.
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Back to the Future: Ep 4 - Double Visions really ups the stakes from the first 3 episodes. The story line continues. 7/10
The game is a little buggy but it's such a great game for those who love the movie series!
very fun
fajne
9/10
Best part so far! Good story and old memories
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"Why even bother, McFly? You don't have a chance. You're too much like your old man. No McFly ever amounted to anything in the history of Hill Valley!" - Stanford S. Strickland (1985) It was hard to decide between this episode or Episode 3 as the best episode of BttF: The Game. Finally, I opted this as the second best episode. It was really good, not as good as Episode 3 though. Like Episode 3, it had a lot of good qualities. But when travelling from the 'Citizen Timeline' back to the past, it gotten a bit lackluster sadly. The jail break of the first act was amazing, wish I could've experienced that a bit while longer. It seems the best parts are usually when Marty or his loved ones are in danger or peril. It ups the tension. Also, I appreciated the devs added that Star Wars quote. Glad they put it in there. Good episode. 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)
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