Batman - The Telltale Series

Batman the Telltale Series was another great entry in the Telltale library, I really enjoyed the story and the art direction as always is top notch. it didn't necessarily keep me quite as captivated as the walking dead games did but that's just because I know the walking dead more than I know Batman as a series. If you are looking for a good story and with some really fun choice based game play you will have a great time with this. Your choices throughout the game impact the game in some fun ways that are more impactful than some of the other Telltale games.

Probably the worst Telltale game I've played so far. I never had any graphical problems or lagging that other people had so that isn't my problem with it. Batman and Bruce Wayne in this game so far are just so out of character and completely inconsistent. Not just Batman though, almost every single character in this game is completely out of character half the time. Telltale has never really went fully in with the whole "Choices Matter" thing but this time its a complete lie. The game will just completely ignore your choices and have dialogue that doesn't match anything you've chosen, and it happens in almost every episode. The characters are annoying and the plot points are so predictable but unenjoyable. You're better off watching someone else play it if you want to see the story so bad.

I really enjoyed the story and hating certain characters along the way lol. Typical TT quality imo. The game is fine once you get it to stop crashing. just simply turn the graphics down to low. I don't care for fancy graphics in these. Id rather it look more like a comic book so low graphics don't bother me in the slightest. However that may an issue for some of you, so purchase this on sale like I did.

It was a lot of fun. Definitely makes you think while you play. Very relaxed in terms of controls tho, a good game for relaxation. I will absolutely run through this game again.

Very Beautiful Storyline And Engaging graphics and overall a very good game just like every other games developed by telltale games.

I've played most of the Telltale games and this is my 2nd favorite after the 1st season of the Walking Dead. I was skeptical how well a Batman adventure would fit into their formula, but I was very impressed. The story is interesting and there were some fun twists along the way. Highly recommended.

its fun and I love being able to adjust and try different outcomes

Wonderful game for people who likes super heroes and interactive movie kind of game. Could rate as 9/10 and will definitely buy the continuation of the story. P.s. do NOT check steam page store while playing the game, you'll get spoilers as i have got sadly, but not all is true ))

Pretty solid for telltale but not their best however its pretty good for a batman story very enjoyable. I wish the choices mattered more but ive heard the sequel feels less linear 8/10

This game is really good — Batman has always been my favorite DC character. I really enjoyed the story, it's very well written. Episode 3 was the best for me, the ending truly surprised me. The gameplay could be improved visually during action scenes. The Q, E, Shift+E, and Shift+Q prompts would be easier to follow if they turned yellow (after the action), just like the directional arrows (up, down, left, right) do. It would help players understand better. Everything else is great! Now that I’ve finished this game, I’m going to continue with Batman: The Enemy Within. Big thanks to Telltale Games, DC Comics, and Warner Bros!

fun, but not casually...requires lots of patience.

SPOILER WARNING: I loved this game; it has to be one of my favorite portrayals of Bruce Wayne. It varies a lot from Christopher Nolan and Matt Reeves' depictions of his parents, Thomas and Martha Wayne, instead painting them as ultimately grim figures and Batman as a hero who chooses to be good, not to avenge his parents, but because he truly cares about building a better Gotham. As always, Telltale offers beautiful graphics as well--the distinct black outlines work really well for the "noir" vibes of Batman's universe. And Harvey Dent my beloved...I love how he fights between his dual identities as both Harvey and Two Face. I could ramble a lot, my TLDR is it's very well done, good game, go play it rn. :3

I finally came back to this game and immediately made Catwoman hate me but hey, ill make it up to her later. Other than that it's a Batman game so of course I am going to like it.

A choose based game where your choices don't matter, also so many cheap twists.

[h1] ℍ𝕚𝕥 𝕥𝕙𝕖𝕞 𝕚𝕟 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕗𝕒𝕔𝕖 𝕗𝕚𝕣𝕤𝕥, 𝕒𝕤𝕜 𝕢𝕦𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟𝕤 𝕝𝕒𝕥𝕖𝕣 [/h1] True to Telltale’s legacy, this isn’t a button-mashing brawler or open-world stealth adventure. Instead, it’s a choice-driven, episodic narrative experience, where conversations, moral dilemmas, and split-second decisions carry more weight than a utility belt ever could. The game leans heavily into political corruption, familial legacy, and the duality of identity—Bruce versus Batman—in ways that feel fresh even in the oversaturated Batman universe. The game is completely point-and-click game, with short bursts of quick time events that will test your dexterity and quickness. I guess the game is not canon, but it does a great job at remixing familiar characters and alliances to deliver twists that genuinely surprise. Harvey Dent’s descent into madness is reimagined with nuance. Vicki Vale, traditionally a reporter, gets a radical reinvention that recontextualizes much of Bruce’s past. It’s bold, and for the most part, it works. Think of it as an ALT dimension Batman... that isn't too shy to recruit criminals into his crime-chasing nocturnal night shifts lol The best thing about this game is how every choice you make will affect the story one way or another... in Telltale fashion, the bigger plot remains the same but how you get there is completely dictated by what choices you met, whose hands you shake, and whether you attend an event as Bruce or Batsy. To me the game is a solid [b]8/10[/b]; it's like a 5-hours long movie about a would be morally-grey Batman and I've loved every single second of playing it! Your choices seemingly transition into a sequel called Enemy Within! Can't wait for that SAVE IMPORT feature the Telltale games are very famous for!

I remember watching gameplays of TellTale games on YouTube as a kid, so I always wanted to try one out for myself. I've always been a big fan of Batman and this was a story that I hadn't already seen gameplay of, so it was the obvious choice. Unfortunately, it was a let-down. TellTale games are story driven and the story is somewhat serviceable. The dialogue scenes range from compelling to awful, with most being right down the middle, and this retelling of the story that's been told who-knows-how-many times over the last 80 years of Batman has some genuinely interesting additions to, and twists on, that ever-growing lore. Sadly, those are the only positive things I have to say. The gameplay is tedious. Press W to walk forward; press E to progress--half of this game is cut scenes, and 25% is "interactive" cut scenes. In the remaining 25%, there is a balanced variety of awkward, boring combat sequences, brain-dead crime-scene investigations, and dialogues. Did I mention that all of this is extremely tedious? I enjoyed choosing dialogue options, but I never felt like my choices actually impacted the narrative. This was really the only fun part of the game, but starting each episode by telling me that, "This game series adapts to the choices you make. The story is tailored by how you play," felt like an insult to my intelligence by the final episode. Overall, the gameplay is tedious, your choices are inconsequential, and the story is nowhere near strong enough to compensate and carry the full load. Please do not play this game. SPOILERS Here's the part of the review where I gripe about the things I didn't like. 1. I did not like this version of the Penguin and I was not given the option to really brutalize him like I was hoping. 2. Lady Arkham is the lamest villain for a Batman story that I could ever image--just terrible. (And why did she have the OP staff and Iron-Man boots?) 3. I hated every single time Bruce referred to Alfred as "Al". 4. The animation is not good. I know TellTale has a signature art style, but the animation was very distracting. I almost fell out of my chair laughing when Bruce and Selina finally hooked-up. 5. Too many set-ups without pay-offs. The ending somehow felt rushed while the story itself felt meandering and full of BS just to move the plot forward. (Why did we get such big character introductions for Falcone, Hill, and Cobblepot when none of them mattered?) 6. Joker. He doesn't really feature in this game, so it's not a big deal, but the voice acting was not working for me. He did not fit into the universe, the vocal performance never felt like it was part of the character rather than some asshole in a recording booth doing a terrible Heath Ledger impression, and it was just hard to get through--tedious, one might say. I didn't have as many issues with the story as some of these other negative reviews, but as mentioned before, having a meh story with gameplay that feels like a chore is a recipe for a really lousy game.

Game has quite huge lags during cutscenes and gameplay. Game has QTEs as well, sooooo thats a refund. Was looking forward to it, had cool music at the start. Found no suitable solution, or no solution at all, not even on reddit or google. If you're able to fix this problem, try this game. Otherwise don't.

Wow, I'm genuinely surprised how gripping this story actually turned out to be. They really did Batman well in these episodes and had a really great interpretation of some classic characters. I'm curious how they follow up this story, and excited knowing there's more to it!

Another masterpiece by telltale. Thank you so much for making great games telltale

it's so peak. this one had me completely hooked from the get-go. this might even be my favorite iteration of bruce wayne. villains weren't one-dimensional and had real motives, while also making me hate them at the same time. the relationship between bruce and selina was so well-written, and this is coming from someone who hates romance subplots. alfred is always the GOAT. no other notes, pick this one up if you haven't already.

HORRIBLE stuttering issues, makes me want to snap my own neck akin to TDKR

ALFRED, ALFRED THERE'S TOO MANY OPTIONS ALFRED, PICK FOR ME ALFRED.

Dont ask me the colour of anything

ONE OF THE BEST GAMES I HAVE EVER PLAYED

good game

Love it!!!!!!

better than netflix

Yea, I fricked catwoman >:D

epicardo

very coolio

What is Batman's real name?

10/10!

q jogo bom

coool

I'M BATMAN.

srry harv :c

BATMAN.

I think I like this john guy he seems nice and misunderstood