If you’ve played any Telltale game before, you know what you’re getting into. This is way better than the situation surrounding the first season, but still shows Telltale needs to work on their QA a bit more.Įverything else remains largely the same. I wish I could say all that has been fixed for season two, and most of it has, but I still experienced one game crash playing through the episode. The first season of Batman was also marred by terrible framerates and seemingly countless bugs. It made Batman feel more like a strategic fighter than an improviser. While it does add some extra flavor to fights, I prefered the pre-fight strategizing approach instead. This time, those decisions must be made in the middle of all the action.
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In the first season, players could map out many combat encounters, picking how to take out enemies before jumping in. One big change that doesn’t feel as fun is a tweak to the combat. This allows the game to be more than just black or white based on your decisions. Instead of making a choice and having a character be either happy or mad as a result, characters now get assigned moods depending on a number of choices you’ve made. The most interesting is the introduction of relationships. There are a number of changes to Batman from the previous season, and a few changes to the overall Telltale formula in The Enigma. There are a huge number of ways this season can play out, so I’m excited to see where everything is headed. The story also is both nicely contained as a stand-alone game while opening up threads to a much greater threat for later episodes. Also, because this Telltale Batman story doesn’t have to exist in a greater world of comic books, know that no character is safe. The last two words of the episode had me gasping at my screen, wondering why the second episode isn’t available to play yet. Just know the story is as engaging as ever, with twists and turns just like before. Like every Telltale game, the story relies on player choice, so I won’t spend too much time talking about it. In fact, the way you interact with John throughout the episode will impact the kind of Joker he will become. John and Bruce had previously met when Bruce was put in Arkham Asylum. As you may recall, John is the Joker, but hasn’t had his breaking point to officially become the iconic villain just yet. The biggest angle involves the return of John Doe from Season One. Of course, there’s plenty of drama for Bruce Wayne when wearing a business suit instead of the Batsuit. While as psychotic and devoted to word puzzles as ever, the Riddler in Telltale’s Batman universe is an older escaped convict, returning to Gotham to sell big missiles to unsavory men. This time around, it’s the Riddler who steps into center stage. Picking up after the events of the first season, the Caped Crusader has new villains to fight, while Bruce Wayne must pick up the pieces of his life after learning his parents were not the shining beacons of goodness he remembered. Batman has returned to Gotham to deliver more justice in Telltale’s Batman: The Enemy Within with the release of the first episode, The Enigma.
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