Gotham in the rain, a choice that weighs on every line, and Bruce Wayne torn between two lives.

No gut ranking to read, so the criteria take over, and they sketch a game of choices and mood. Art direction holds the top, ahead of three quarters of games, and fun follows close, ahead of three quarters too. Attachment stays solid above the middle. But look at the contrast, the controller feel falls into the lower third, and the soundtrack lower still, below a third of the field. That's the Telltale tension, you come for the story and the style, not for the gameplay sensations. Careful, one to two votes per criterion, so all of this is still to confirm.

Next to other narrative adventures, that's a coherent profile. You savor it for its dialogue and its decisions, and forgive the gameplay that takes a back seat.

So who's it for? For you if you love branching stories, the Batman mood, and choices that weigh. A lot less if you're after the controller thrill or an OST that leaves a mark.