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Antaios · 11-17-2009, 04:29 AM

I think you're absolutely right about that, and as far as I'm concerned it's the one big flaw in most of Telltale's efforts, be it TOMI, Sam & Max or Wallace & Gromit (haven't played the other games). On the other hand, perhaps that is the difficulty creating short, episodic adventures. A few locations per chapter and limited space to tell the story in. Would be interesting to hear a few opinions on the from the TT crew.

Puzzles are sometimes not diverse enough, and some puzzles are just rehashed a few times (the word association games in W&G or the jungle puzzles in TOMI for example). That's a setback as well in my opinion.

11-17-2009, 04:29 AM	#273
Antaios Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Amersfoort, the Netherlands Posts: 80	I think you're absolutely right about that, and as far as I'm concerned it's the one big flaw in most of Telltale's efforts, be it TOMI, Sam & Max or Wallace & Gromit (haven't played the other games). On the other hand, perhaps that is the difficulty creating short, episodic adventures. A few locations per chapter and limited space to tell the story in. Would be interesting to hear a few opinions on the from the TT crew. Puzzles are sometimes not diverse enough, and some puzzles are just rehashed a few times (the word association games in W&G or the jungle puzzles in TOMI for example). That's a setback as well in my opinion. __________________ "Ahoy there, fancy pants."