Dispatch

Dispath is a short but atmospheric indie game with a dark presentation and a powerful soundtrack. The gameplay is simple, but the tense atmosphere and gradual storytelling keep you engaged. Perfect for those who enjoy small, stylish, and mysterious games.

I gave this game an 8 primarily because of its engaging plot, cool soundtrack, high-quality live voice acting, and cool graphics. It's also playable even on relatively low-end systems.

Why not a 10? Honestly, that's the problem with all Telltale games: your choices during the game only affect the lines the character delivers. There aren't any drastically different endings—the only thing that changes is who we kiss at the end... And frankly, it feels like the game itself is pushing us to sympathize with Nevidiva, each time giving us a chance to forgive her and help her through the story.

But I liked the game; I wish there were more seasons.

I usually skip games like this, but I accidentally discovered it when Episode 3 had just come out. I could barely wait for the new one to come out. I enjoyed it and got the good ending. Since then, I've played a ton of games in this genre and am currently playing a couple more.

I finished the 2016 Batman by Teltayle, and the next installment, from 2017, is currently on hold (they're already jabbing me with the subpoena, it's tough, but I'll still play it just to check it off. Yeah, yeah, I'm one of those people who takes a shot but still eats cactus).

Currently playing The Wolf Among Us. Next up is Borderlands by the same developers.

Good day everyone, to be honest, out of the 23-25 ​​years, this is the only one that really grabbed my attention and was interesting to play through three times in a row, the plot is bomb, the dialogues are cool, I recommend it to everyone, a very decent thing!

Great game, really keeps you hooked, I finished it in one sitting. The music is good, the animation is excellent. The story is solid, and I liked the optimization. I'm looking forward to the second season.