The wolf among us game plat ps3 game save

The wolf among us game plat ps3 game save series#

I'm probably over-thinking this, but these things just clicked in my head around Ep3, and I just couldn't shake the feeling that the original story was changed for some reason during the 4 month delay. It felt like a legitimate detective story, while I got a sort of 'B-Movie detective' feeling from pretty much every subsequent episode.

This one is subjective, but still stands out in my mind: The first episode is by far the best written episode, like they had a plan that they were laying very carefully.

the blood on the fence, ripped cloth, etc.) were used/referenced at all later in the series.

Not super sure, but I don't think any of the evidence collected around the head (i.e.

hello.' This shot served no purpose within the episode or after, but was a huge factor in the 'That Random Guy in the Hallway is the Murderer' theory that emerged almost immediately after the episode was released.

Kind of minor, but in Ep1 as Snow is leading Bigby down to look at the severed head, the two of them run into a random dude in the hallway and a lingering shot ensues where Snow just says 'Uh.

Some (most?) of the achievement names made little sense in context after Ep2 came out, hinting that perhaps the story was changed but achievements weren't changed with it.

The wolf among us game plat ps3 game save series#

And that cop in the initial preview screen never showed up in the series again after the interrogation in Ep2. However, this changed soon after Ep2 was released, showing a rather low res, low-fi shot of Bigby reaching after a car driving away.

It was pretty high-fidelity art like the rest of the preview screens.

The preview screen (when selecting episodes) for Ep3 was a picture of a cop tailing Bigby into his apartment building.

Whereas Ep1 was a smooth experience for me, Ep2 crashed, froze up for several seconds at a time, had a few graphical glitches, and the plot didn't seem as tight as the first.

4 months is a lot of time to make just one episode (obviously).

The main reasons I feel as though there was a massive rewrite of the story during those months are as follows:

If I remember correctly, that was over 4 months of downtime (early October to mid February?). Okay, so I have no information about how Telltale operates, but I got a weird feeling after the massive delay between episode 1 and episode 2.