Possibly Telltale's strongest title, The Wolf Among Us provides a great story in this 80s noir setting that's really fun to take in and comprehend with the mystery. It's equally an interesting new story for fans of the "Fables" comic, and something folks can get into without realizing this game is based on said comic series.
It is not without its flaws, though. Literally every single game of this format suffers from a lack of diversity and variety in its dialogue, where certain characters act irrational to your decisions and responses, or even the main character is saying things that don't align with how we're perceiving the story. This is the fomat's weakest point when we're talking about the abundance of point-and-click adventures that is most of Telltale's entire library.
Regardless, it's a blemish on an otherwise enthralling tale of these mystical characters smacked into a disheveled New York and seduced by its seedier, human nature.
It is not without its flaws, though. Literally every single game of this format suffers from a lack of diversity and variety in its dialogue, where certain characters act irrational to your decisions and responses, or even the main character is saying things that don't align with how we're perceiving the story. This is the fomat's weakest point when we're talking about the abundance of point-and-click adventures that is most of Telltale's entire library.
Regardless, it's a blemish on an otherwise enthralling tale of these mystical characters smacked into a disheveled New York and seduced by its seedier, human nature.