Minecraft: Story Mode is making waves with it's great storyline and great tie-in to the world of Minecraft. But have you had a chance to play it yet? Answer in this fancy poll!
I've played through a bit over 1/2 of it so far, and here's what I think:
* Very family friendly, but I'm still enjoying it as an adult. * You'll 'get' a lot more of it if you've played MC, so everyone here will likely understand the in jokes and just how well it ties into the MC world. The devs obviously understand the source material well. * The dialogue is funny and interesting, with a good plot. For instance, a few quick choices you have to make seem to have little to do with the story, but are good for a quick chuckle. Many choices, however, affect how NPCs talk and interact with you later on, or at least change up the dialogue. * It's absolutely like watching a slightly interactive MC movie. While it plays just like the other Telltale Games adventures, it's not all that challenging overall, but the story keeps interest.
Achievement/Trophy Tip: When you first get to a crafting table, create a lever for a miss-able achievement/trophy. THEN craft the sword. The recipes are the same as the real game.
TTG makes some great adventures, but this one is so far my favorite, although by far the easiest - probably due to my obsession with MC making it a lot more interesting. It's only around 2 hours long, I understand, but if it keeps playing out like this, that means 10 hours (5 episodes) for $25 isn't a bad deal.
I don't want to write a super long post, so I'll end this as a mini review. I'll be happy to answer any questions anyone has, though. :)
Yeah, as Asycraff said, this is just the first episode. Thinking that all 5 episodes will be around 10 hours or so, $25 isn't that bad. Many $60 games aren't much, if any, longer.
I've played through a bit over 1/2 of it so far, and here's what I think:
ReplyDelete* Very family friendly, but I'm still enjoying it as an adult.
* You'll 'get' a lot more of it if you've played MC, so everyone here will likely understand the in jokes and just how well it ties into the MC world. The devs obviously understand the source material well.
* The dialogue is funny and interesting, with a good plot. For instance, a few quick choices you have to make seem to have little to do with the story, but are good for a quick chuckle. Many choices, however, affect how NPCs talk and interact with you later on, or at least change up the dialogue.
* It's absolutely like watching a slightly interactive MC movie. While it plays just like the other Telltale Games adventures, it's not all that challenging overall, but the story keeps interest.
Achievement/Trophy Tip: When you first get to a crafting table, create a lever for a miss-able achievement/trophy. THEN craft the sword. The recipes are the same as the real game.
TTG makes some great adventures, but this one is so far my favorite, although by far the easiest - probably due to my obsession with MC making it a lot more interesting. It's only around 2 hours long, I understand, but if it keeps playing out like this, that means 10 hours (5 episodes) for $25 isn't a bad deal.
I don't want to write a super long post, so I'll end this as a mini review. I'll be happy to answer any questions anyone has, though. :)
can you get the demo version on macbook?
ReplyDeleteI don't think there's a demo, but for Mac the full game is on Steam.
ReplyDeleteFinished it tonight, and I'm pretty happy with it. A worthwhile purchase to me. :)
ReplyDeleteit is only 2 hours long ? if i buy it and complete it then I would be totally bored with it
ReplyDeletehey! the game are not even finished yet! it just the first episode... it will update over time
ReplyDeleteI'll probably get it during the steam summer sale, I don't have a lot of money currently
ReplyDeleteYeah, as Asycraff said, this is just the first episode. Thinking that all 5 episodes will be around 10 hours or so, $25 isn't that bad. Many $60 games aren't much, if any, longer.
ReplyDeleteoops ! I did not read the only thing.for $5 it is not bad
ReplyDeletewhen i get an xbox one i'll get it
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