This interferes with quick time events quite a bit, not enough to really screw you up, but enough to make them more frustrating than they have to be. It moves a second after you tell it to, which takes a bit of getting used to.

The cursor also feels really unresponsive. It’s possible that was mentioned in Episode 1, but it’s been so long I certainly didn’t remember. You have to right click to back out of the scan menu, which really isn’t said anywhere. You kind of get used to clicking to forward text, and this means you’ll interact with things you don’t really want to. Has it really been almost 4 months since we played the first episode of Telltale’s Tales from the Borderlands. But it’s not actually all that clear that this is what you have to do. Tales from the Borderlands Atlas Mugged review for PC, PS4, Xbox One. You click on something to scan it and then click again to confirm that you want to hack it or otherwise interact with it. Rhys’s scan ability is also kind of cumbersome to use. This keeps your eyes darting around, which gets rather distracting. Whenever you have to make a decision, the text begins scrolling above the decision box, and then when you make your choice it fades out completely and fades in at the bottom of the screen. First of all, the way the text scrolls across the screen is very jarring. Violence, Blood and Gore, Suggestive Themes, Strong LanguageĪs far as writing and narrative go, the game is almost perfect, but there are a couple technical things that hold it back. System: PC*, PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360

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