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The story is a little bit cliche and it is nowhere as good as the previous DLC like Dragon Wars but it is still quite fun and captures the player attention while also retaining a very nice soundtrack, RTS aspects and graphics.

This narrative adventure tempted me with its impressive and novel mechanics in a game that relies heavily on making choices. The mysterious feeling of this game was very well-implemented and the appearance of prominent figures of the past only made it more interesting. The approach to dialogues is interesting and trying to exploit someone's weak points in order to win an argument surely feels great. The controls are rather pleasant and easy and the map isn't overwhelming so that a player can focus on their surroundings without being confused. The story is well-written for the first 3 episodes and then it downgrades towards the finale, presumably because of the low budget developers had to work with. It is still quite interesting and worth playing.

The game has some confusing controls at times if played on mkb leading to some unwanted situations, however the game is rather forgiving.
It is probably the only con. The story is fantastic, original and polished. The main character is likeable, relatable and wins the player's sympathy. The soundtrack is truly magnificent and fits the story perfectly. The graphics are alright and choices feel interesting. The game adopts a very compelling and not very often seen way of telling a story and executes it perfectly. Quantic Dream did not disappoint with this one.

This game has some impressive graphics for the fact how old it is. Unfortunately it is probably the only genuine strong point of the game. The gameplay feels clunky. Weapon-wielding is out of place. Main characters lack charisma and they resort to answering the pleading of even more terribly-written NPCs in an almost laughably fake way. The soundtrack is okay albeit repetitive and uninspiring at times. The story is extremaly starightforward in a bad way and only a few main missions had some interesting moments. Almost all side quests feel like a chore. The atmosphere of the truly morbid (but beautiful) world around the main characters has been executed in a satisfactory way but no fireworks here. There are much better games about zombies than this one for sure.

As sad as I am to admit this, the story of this game feels quite dull and the main race doesn't live up to the interest. It feels like a downgrade especially after having played Soul Harvest which was great.
There are a few interesting choices. Graphics are good and soundtrack is nice but I would expect more and hope for more in the upcoming games as the developers have already proven they have it in them.

A massive improvement over the previous installment. The animations look fresh, engaging and the fights feel genuinely great. The story itself for the storymode is not bad either.

The story of this game starts strongly by creating a sense of mystery in a nicely written and animated world. The cameos of well-known fairytale creatures intertwined with the misery of the real world reality create a suspensful journey for the main character full of interesting choices along the way. Unfortunately, in my opinion, the last two episodes and especially the finale felt rather bland and unrewarding and also not particularly emotional in a true Telltale way. Nevertheless, a game worth the attention.

A great mix of comedy and serious decisions combined in a good story surrounded by great Minecraft-like graphics. Definitely one of the better Telltale games out there.

One of the better options to unwind with friends and have a laugh watching each other fail in a hilarious way.

An absolute blast, especially for people who have enjoyed the world of Harry Potter. The comedy of the characters portrayed in LEGO style hits the sweet spot. One of the best LEGO games to date. The gameplay is engaging and the way the world is created offers many hours of playthrough with some aspects that can be returned to later which makes Hogwarts feel truly magical and atmospheric in a LEGO way.