Some one mentioned QTE´s? Im out, cant do it man not after resident evil 5.

All I had to do is watch 5 second of gameplay to know this game is going to be bad. Glitchy animations that look straight out of a game from the 90's? Check. Terrible graphics that look straight out of a game from the 90's? Check. Boring, done a billion times adventure gameplay that most likely adds nothing new to the genre whatsoever? Check.

I'll pass. I've never played a Telltale game that wasn't a ugly, boring, cookie cutter, unoriginal glitchy mess and I'm not giving them any more chances. I love adventure games just as much as the next guy. Telltale just doesn't make quality adventure games.

I'll wait for reviews first. I don't mind QTEs (as long as 99% of the gameplay isn't QTEs) and love the art style but still going to wait.

I looked up the lead designer (Jake Rodkin) and he seems to have a good track record. He was a designer for Tales of Monkey Island and worked on the Sam & Max games. I'll keep an open eye. Plus, only $5 per chapter. Pretty cheap.

Are you really the only person in the game's universe capable of flipping a battery around?

I don't know, it's written by the comic book writers and based in the comic books universe... I fucking love The Walking Dead comic, but not a big fan of the TV show so I'm actually really pumped to see.

BTW, gameplay starts at 7:00 min in.

Looks interesting.

gameplay at 7:03 and 11:50

Well, I liked that they force you to aim during the QTE, I'll give it a try. Aside from Jurassic Park they've made some great games.

I need somebody come round and flip a battery around i cant do that

@EKGProd

You must be looking at a totally different video than me. I don't see any glitchy animations or graphics that look straight out of the 90's. Looks rather crisp to me!

I see some solid animation clearly utilizing all of the fundamentals of animation. Lots of exagerrated overlap and follow-through happening here to accentuate the cartoony style. Alongside a graphical style ripped straight out of the comics, this game is true to it's source material.

Just from watching that video, I already saw some interesting puzzle choices, like swapping the batteries contacts around. That's a completely logical puzzle, totally grounded in reality. I do this all the time with TV remotes. I'm excited about an adventure game that has puzzles I can solve with a "real world" logical approach.

This game is still a day one for me. It's a no brainer... hah!

Devil's Playhouse was brilliant and got me on board with TellTale. Such a funny series and easily the best of the three TT seasons. Jurassic Park was disappointing but not enough to make me hate them forever. Hope this turns out better.

Color me intrigued.

Looks fun!

Aw snap you did NOT just talk shit on Carl

Carl is awesome in the comics, but a pain in the ass in the series.

I played a little bit of Jurassic Park and it seems alright. Probably need to get into it more to see the glaring flaws. However I loved Back To The Future: The Game...which admittedly wouldn't have been as awesome had it not been Back To The Future.

Looking forward to this though, I really like Telltale's Adventure games. They're neat and set in the comics? Should be interesting.

The game looks OK for now. I'm not that hopeful though. Telltale has done nothing but disappoint me with their recent entries. I get the feeling that this one will be no different.

Between the words of Robert Kirkman, and the artistic vision conveyed through the gameplay clips...I'm in. State of the art graphics be damned.

/pre-ordered

Don't know how I feel about the gameplay yet, seems like the gameplay would be more suited to a WiiMote or Move Controller. I'll wait to play it before I make any judgements though.

I'm down. So they made one crappy game? Let's erase all the good/decent ones? Wtf folks?

Holy cripes. The world as we know it is coming to an end and some people can't even figure out how to properly install 2 friggin batteries?

Humanity is doomed.

This seems interesting.

I hope it turns out well.

@PhilK3nS3bb3n I know, right? It's like people have completely forgotten about Sam & Max, Strong Bad, that Monkey Island game, etc.

Ok that looks interesting.

Regarding the batteries, I'm reasonably tech-savvy, and have still been foiled by the whole "batteries not in the right way". When you have other stuff on your mind, you kinda forget the basics, like "ok it doesn't work... is it the batteries?".

Am i the only one who liked the jurassic park game! :O

Maybe my love of the movie blinded me to its flaws. QTE's can suck but i didnt mind them in jurassic park. It saved so often it was more of a memory game than a burden (plus u got to see the dinos eat the characters in funny ways)