When done right, episodic adventure games on Wii can be fantastic: brimming with intrigue, plot twists and great characterisation, they're up there with the Wii's best. Nobody knows this more than Telltale Games, responsible for bringing us the Tales of Monkey Island games as well as the not-quite-so-good Strong Bad games.
Now Telltale's trying something even more radical by their standards, introducing a series of "pilot" games that will function just like pilot television shows: self-contained ideas that, if popular enough, can be expanded into a full series. The pilot scheme's pilot is Puzzle Agent, a cross between Telltale's usual point-and-click input and the self-contained puzzles of the Professor Layton series.
You play the Agent in question who travels to a quaint, snow-covered town called Scoggins, Minnesota, to attempt to solve the town's mystery only known to its inhabitants. The game's site promises more information will be made available today, so keep your eyes peeled to uncover more of the mystery.
[source uk.pc.ign.com]
Comments 14
How dare you say not-quite-so-good when refering to Strong Bad. Very good game for the price of a movie ticket.
What brandonbwii said. Trogdor (and the completely neglected Freelance Police) would like a word with you. >: (
This idea kinda reminds me of Cartoon Network's What A Cartoon show (as well as their failed Cartoonstitute). Hope to see many new wonderful series born from this!
I agree with Brandon. And no mention of Sam & Max? For shame...
I also agree with Brandon, sbcg4ap is awesome.
How dare you bash someone for not liking what you like! GEEZ!
I'm interested in this game
...compared to Monkey Island, people. Compared to Monkey Island.
@Panda: Wouldn't he have said "not-quite-as-good"?
Nah, he's English.
I had the same thoughts... I feel like Bill Murray in Lost in Translation.
Yeah, by the way, the game looks interesting.
Why is lz and Jon having conversations on every page?
because they can, my dear Droid, because they can :3
@Chunky: Because we like to have a pleasant conversation everywhere we go
Can't wait for this.
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