That all you got?
#2: Sep 19th 2017 at 1:46:40 PM
Yeah, I saw this a while ago. Hope the writing is better than Telltale's too, though I can imagine Asuras Wrath type comparisons here, where it feels more like you're watching an eight-hour movie than playing a game.
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#3: Sep 20th 2017 at 4:23:13 PM
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But only roughly three hours, and you're barely playing the game to begin with, only making choices on what to say or do? I get that sometimes the scenes where you can walk around independently sometimes drag on, but this seems to be a bit too much.
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#4: Sep 20th 2017 at 4:44:19 PM
Asuras Wrath is more like watching a full anime season, not a movie.
Telltales stuff, aside from being split into episodes, is generally more of a movie length per game then anything else.
edited 20th Sep '17 4:44:37 PM by Demongodofchaos2
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Well, if you liked The Walking Dead adventure games, a new one based on the Planet of the Apes reboot films is coming, in which you have a Human story and an Ape story. It's more of an interactive novel where you (or you and a bunch of people) make choices.
I like the fact it's not pretending to be an adventure game like Telltale does now with its games. The game focuses strictly on decisions.
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