Recent reviews by Benzedrine

Despite being a 10 year old game, this has held up pretty well. The story and cases are pretty solid; there's only one case that felt a bit lacklustre (5). The minigames can be slightly tedious at times, but they're all skippable. It is definitely replayable as well.

There are a few cons, one being that the puzzles are a little too easy to figure out, but I can understand why that is.

The other is the constant fast-travelling. The game isn't open-world, so you have to constantly fast travel to places, which can be annoying. As an example, in case 6, you get the objective to visit a pawnshop. You go there, examine a few things, then you're told to visit the crime scene again. 2 minutes later, you're told to go back to the pawnshop to get the items you examined.

The Sherlock series in general is super underrated, but this is a great game that I really enjoyed. I recommend this not only to Sherlock fans but also to anyone interested in a fun detective game :) 

While this game is dead, it's still enjoyable with a few friends or even on your own.
 
It's pretty similar to a horror movie called Cube; if you liked that movie, you'll like this game.

With how cheap it is (especially on sale), I'd say it's worth buying for a few hours of fun.

It also has jiggle physics.

I originally fell in love with this game back in 2015 but completely forgot about it until now.

The story itself is a bit short, but there are quite a few secrets to discover and side missions to play as well. I do think the price is a bit high for the amount of content, but it's 100% worth it when it's on sale.

The game has a lot of cheesy humour so if that isn't your thing, I probably wouldn't recommend it.

I'm still hoping for some sort of sequel :(

I'm so happy this is finally on Steam.

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Unless you buy this in a bundle or on sale, I wouldn't say it's worth it.

Pretty much all it does is put a filter over the game. I've personally never used it and don't plan to.

I only purchased this to support Telltale.

This game isn't awful, but it's not the best.

I found the story to be a bit boring, especially compared to season 2.

There are a couple of times when your dialogue options don't seem to matter, which is odd for a "choices matter" game.

The only thing I enjoyed about this game was Harvey's story and being able to (somewhat) prevent him from becoming Two-Face.

This was a great game that I'm looking forward to replaying and seeing all of the different outcomes, but while this game is much better than the first, I feel as if there were a ton of missed opportunities.

It would have been nice to see some of the other characters a bit more (like Freeze, Bane and even Tiffany), considering they were part of the main story. The Riddler being killed off so quickly was a bit disappointing as well.

Aside from those few things, the game was very enjoyable. I loved Bruce and John's relationship, and the roles of Harley and Joker's relationship being reversed is something I never thought about until playing this game, but it was very well executed.

Hopefully one day we'll get season 3 :)

Unless you buy this in a bundle or on sale, I wouldn't say it's worth it.

Pretty much all it does is put a filter over the game. I've personally never used it and don't plan to.

I only purchased this to support Telltale.

I can't believe I didn't play this game sooner.

Everything about it is fantastic—the graphics, the sound design, characters, and, of course, the storyline. I hadn't touched a zombie game since 2011, but this one has completely drawn me back into the genre.

If you're, for whatever reason, debating buying this game, I wholeheartedly recommend it, even if you're tired of the zombie genre. This is a game I'll be replaying over and over again.