FINALLY. Telltale's done it. They've created a game where your choices actually affect the way the story plays out. Not only do your decisions alter the trajectory of other characters' paths, but your internal struggle with identity (the primary theme in the game for more than one reason) allows you to become Bruce Wayne or Batman. These choices affect gameplay, too - certain locations are played differently depending on your choices.

I won't spoil any of the story bits except for the fact that there's an amazing set of villains in the game, the pacing and character development is fantastic, and the plot itself is intriguing all the way through. Graphics are solid, particularly in Shadows Mode, and the music/sound design aids in immersion.

Now, while Telltale's trademark QTEs return, they're more entertaining this time around thanks to fluid 'combat' and minimal graphical hiccups. Puzzles are a bit better, as well, though still far too simple to be considered challenging in any regard.

Overall, Batman: The Enemy Within may not pack the same emotional punch that the first season of Telltales's The Walking Dead did, but it is far better than that game overall. The revamped version of this company has certainly learned from the mistakes of its predecessor. This game is definitely recommended!