I played this expecting a game and sold it two days later for something playable.

2009

Much like some of the Saw movies this flew under the radar, but it really wasn't a bad game at its core. It simply had a bad number of QTEs and horrible graphics.

This game wishes it was Madden 12 and all of its fans are salty that it wasn't.

The first time I can remember my jaw truly dropping over graphics.

So much promise and so little reward, but at least the game came out in the golden age of the show. For that it gets my love, but not my respect.

Listening to my brother have a temper tantrum over not getting an overpriced Disney DLC is all the justification I need to hate this game.

A great expansion DLC for the day. Offering more of what we love in the base game.

This game is proof that hell exists and its coming for us all.

Everyday I thank the gaming gods for making games like this fail. Micro-transactions do not need to be physical.

Really cool for the day. The marines sections are the worst by far ads it just devolves into another shooter, but playing as a Xenomorph or Predator is choice.

2021

The trend of making games for people who don't like to game needs to die as it is no where near as quirky or appealing as It might seem.

This is more along the depths of a puddle with bad graphics that want to be passed off as "cute", and clunky mechanics that would make even a non-gamer want to re-home their console after just a couple short hours with this....thing.

Every game doesn't have to be a shooter or gore heavy game to be fun, but this is a game that caters to the idea that mobile gamers are somehow superior to everyone else because they play hallmark movies.

This game has some really great elements, and in certain ways is a deeper survival game than even The Long Dark, but dear god this game is one of the ugliest I've ever played. Mix that with the bad engine and questionable glitches and it becomes less than worth the time put into it.

We love to see developers branch out sometimes, but we hate to see developers make something so ultimately un-fun.

If the gameplay was better this would at least be a 4/5, but as it stands it is a cool idea for around two hours, but then becomes endlessly frustrating with the glitches and poorly designed levels.

Calling your game a pun doesn't excuse lazy designing. That's a lesson that more and more indie devs are learning by the day.

This game had a great cast, and a wonderful idea behind it all, but unfortunately it ended up being painfully average in the end. Not worth a buy unless on sale for $5 max. However, it is a worthy short play on Gamepass if you're bored with nothing to do.

Phenomenal storytelling and art style with a meaningful choice based system. This game embodies what TellTale should have always been.