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• gamedeal user

  Nov 29, 2021

  amog us
• gamedeal user

  Dec 31, 2021

  You can kill British people
• gamedeal user

  Feb 4, 2022

  Fabletown: GET YOUR F***ING DOG B***H Snow: It Don't Bite Bigby: *growls* Fabletown: YES IT DO
• gamedeal user

  Jul 9, 2014

  Truly an amazing game from start to finish, the entire game is FINALLY released, The story is based on a comic and the game itself is the prequel to a nice graphic novel that you can check out. This game is a graphic novel game with interactive qtes and choices with consequences. Bigsby Wolf who protects the the people of fabletown, protects the border between fables and mundane, fables are people who are from your fairy tales that has come to live thier lives in new york in a hidden society with spells(glamour) to hide thier real forms from mundanes (normal people), those who cannot afford it, lives an an area called the farm. A murder has happaned and it is up to Bigsby the big bald wolf and snow white to find out the answers, which leads to something much deeper and more sophisticated than this. You'll experience and encounter many characters from your favorite fables as you progress if you want to know more you've got to play the game, anymore would spoil this great story. the game is from telltale with implements of ideas from thier previous titles. There will be qte and choices that will affect the fate of those around you and how your story will progress, it will be a detective story and leaves you wanting more,I really enjoyed it and played multiple times to experience the choices differently. From start the finish the game is SOLID + flawless voice acting + story is immersive and leaves you at the edge of your seat at all times + Replayable choices + Fantastic art + The way the story protrays the character from those fables is downright imaginative + well placed qte interaction during certain points in the game - Its a graphic novel type of game, some people will not like these types of games, if thats you know what you got yourself into! - Some of the episodes felt a bit slow with choices and less action but thats to tell the story, the best episode is definently 3 - Remember not every choices will change every outcome some are set outcome so that the story flows
• gamedeal user

  Jul 21, 2014

  (TLDR? This review is also available in video format for your convenience below.) Following the success of The Walking Dead, TellTale continues their tradition of interactive story based games with The Wolf Among Us. Based off the Fables graphic novels, the Wolf Among us follows Bigby Wolf the newly reformed big bad wolf and appointed sheriff of Fabletown, a community within New York City that houses a plethora of washed up fable characters. While enforcing the fabletown laws a series of events plunges Bigby into a murder investigation that involves the entire fable community where everyone is a suspect. The interplay between the various characters is handled well with witty banter and humorous responses that take advantage of the history behind every citizen. Compared to the Walking Dead, the story moves along at a brisk pace with significantly less time spent in conversation hub areas requiring you to exhaust every option of interaction before being allowed to progress forward. The fantastic story is also strengthened by the clean comic book style of 1986 new york with a solid soundtrack complimenting Bigby's search for the truth. There are occasional fighting sequences similar to Heavy Rain where Quick time events have to be completed lest Bigby take's a pounding that can have an effect on later events. Decisions you make also feel like they have more impact on the narrative than TellTale's other titles as it does a better job of masking the transparency of keeping you to the critical path of the story. Having a strong central objective and antagonist also makes each episode feel more cohesive than the Walking Dead. Voice acting is top notch as every snarky remark and desperate confession carries appropriate weight. Facial animations are much stronger than the Walking Dead with less rogue eyebrow movements and a stronger emphasis on subtlety. The contrast between the idealized “happily ever after” fables and the miserable lives they're now living as supernatural beings with real world problems creates a truly engaging story. There's something special about seeing characters like Beauty and the Beast having marital problems after a few hundred years and needing help to pay rent to maintain any grasp on the lives they once had. While fables are generally told as children's stories they tend to be inherently dark and primal, the wolf among us isn't afraid to push further into the grit of old fables as adult themes, language and violence are common place. Dialogue options are pretty satisfactory, there were only a few times I wasn't able to respond in a manner I felt would've been appropriate and piecing together evidence in a crime scene rewards the player by making relevant connections in dialogue afterward. Each episode is generally around 2 hours in length and worth the price of admission. The Wolf Among Us offers a much stronger interactive experience than the first season of the Walking Dead with a captivating story, engrossing characters and a much needed fix on pacing. Bigby's investigation has plenty of twists and turns to keep players engaged in the on-goings of Fabletown with an original premise and a morally gray protagonist that allows every interaction regardless of how violent or generous to feel natural. While it allows you tackle objectives in different ways from time to time, the story remains pretty linear without any true divergences occurring. The overall outcomes are going to be similar regardless of what path you choose. Still, changing the details, and Fabletown's perception of Bigby has it's own reward. Anyone who's looking for a great story with action, humor, compassion, a talking pig and mystery should give the Wolf Among Us a try. Don't feel like reading all of this? Here's a video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONxbaYRhX_k Pros: + Intriguing story + Paced well + Great visuals & art direction. + Dialogue is well written + Perfect balance of humor and drama Cons: - Linear - Choices don't have a major effect - Limited dialogue options If you enjoyed this review, feel free to follow me as a Steam Curator: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/4886473/
• gamedeal user

  Jul 17, 2022

  you're not as bad as everyone says you are
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2022

  Name has not aged well
• Busty Patches

  Nov 12, 2022

  This game is a damn masterpiece. Played all the way through in 2014 and had forgotten most of the plot points. Thank god its finally getting a sequel, it deserves it
• roach-hunt

  Nov 18, 2022

  124/10 im so exited for the second game
• StarFighter

  Nov 18, 2022

  The story is awesome. The fictional characters and their stories behind are perfectly written and chosen. The ending is just a little bit unsatisfactory however, i recommend everyone to play who interested in this kind of games.