From a genre Telltale has spearheaded, LiS takes the template of what has come before, and uses it to make something both distinct and beautiful.

Somehow both a distant curiousity, and an intimate tale full of heartbreak. KRZ is one of the most unique game experiences I've ever had.

Takes a bit of a quality dip at the midway point, but still a worthy succesor to the excellent first season.

The mechanics that made the first game great are stripped out, but the minimalist approach still presensts an unsettling piece of gothic horror.

More than just a Tim Schafer adventure revival. The visual style is unique and striking, and the playable characters are charming. Excited for episode 2

Tells a story by letting the player explore a relatively small environemnt. Explores characters from groups not often represented, which I appreciate.

Telltale does a spectacular job capturing the visual style of a comic series. The mechanics from Walking Dead are present and expanded upon.

A first-person puzzle platformer with well-tuned mechanics, great level-design, and one very memorable character.

A boarder officer simulator that somehow manages to capture bureaucratic drudgery while still being fiercly playable.

Takes the NES template and makes something distinctly modern. A great looking and sounding platformer that packs a punch — but isn't too punishing.