Movies Games and Tech writes: To say that I was disappointed in the Guardians of the Galaxy Telltale series would be an understatement with it missing so many of the marks it began with so excitingly. However in direct comparison, the second Batman Telltale series ‘Enemy Within’ has continued the excellent first series with two episodes that have really stood out for me as some of Telltale’s best work in recent years in terms of design structure and story. My choices so far have had some very heavy consequences for Bruce Wayne as he juggles being Gotham’s Dark Knight but now forced into putting Bruce into the lions den. Episode two ended with an old friend making a surprise visit to add even more complications to the mix. One thing is for sure, Bruce Wayne is in for quite a ride in Episode 3 ‘Fractured Mask’.
James writes - "The tales of Batman, and more prevalently those of his alter ego, the millionaire Bruce Wayne, have been brought to life by Telltale Games to great success so far in Batman: The Enemy Within – the second season of his escapades. Arriving at the mid-point of the series, episode three “Fractured Mask” comes tasked with keeping up the relentless pace of previous goings on and must deliver another enthralling chapter of the story. Can it be done?"
Batman: The Enemy Within's has reached the halfway mark. Does the third episode in this season entertain, or should it be broken?
Thanks for reviewing! I keep wanting to get into the Batman Telltale games, but I'm not sure I have it in me for many more of them, and I'm reserving my energy for the eventual Wolf Among Us follow up
Lex: While not everyone loved the previous episode, I certainly did. Telltale Games introduced the variety of villains from the Bat-verse like a cannonball that hit the streets of Gotham City with a bang. They clearly underestimated the potential of each character thus leaving Mr. Freeze, again, at the very edge of the sidewalk.
