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7.2

Mixed or average reviews- based on 47 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 25 out of 47
  2. Negative: 4 out of 47

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  1. Dec 31, 2011
    8
    This is my favorite episode. Voice acting draws us into the game nicely. Again, I feel its more like interactive cinema. Camera is a bit annoying when walking through town. Kinda wish there was more to the game though, but that's only speaking as a fan of the movies.
  2. Mar 3, 2011
    6
    It was ok to play through. Overall it was pretty boring. It felt like the first episode just repeated with a few different puzzels. Overall kinda boring.
  3. Feb 24, 2011
    8
    Much better than the second episode. The puzzles actually require a bit of thought this time and it's a little bit longer. The story continues nicely and the voice talent is still great. Can't wait for the next episode.
  4. Mar 16, 2011
    8
    Its a good game but no improvements on the graphics storyline and voice acting are its strong points .
    The puzzles are a tough cookie than the first one.Story is following nicely making sure that the gamers
    can't wait for the next one . The gameplay Camera needs a little work
  5. Mar 16, 2011
    6
    Second episode is as easy as first one was. It does not present enough challenge. But, I quite liked how the story continued and I'm generally happy that I can see heroes of my youth again.
  6. Apr 13, 2012
    7
    The second episodic entry into the BTTF series of games makes a improvement over its predecessor; slightly a small, modest one. Although I found this "chapter" to be shorter than the first that might simply be because I enjoyed it more. The plot felt less linear and gave players better dialog options and a crispier storyline to immerse themselves in. That was much appreciated. Whilst theThe second episodic entry into the BTTF series of games makes a improvement over its predecessor; slightly a small, modest one. Although I found this "chapter" to be shorter than the first that might simply be because I enjoyed it more. The plot felt less linear and gave players better dialog options and a crispier storyline to immerse themselves in. That was much appreciated. Whilst the locations didn't change to a large degree the atmosphere in a night time setting felt real and genuine. Character development needs to be further explored though. Expand
  7. Mar 9, 2014
    9
    If you're a BTTF junkie, it's a must have.
    It has the same flavour as the movies, even that little things.
    The story is fun but the puzzles are rather easy.
    Just enjoy the ride.
  8. Nov 15, 2019
    8
    My most beloved movie got an another movie as a game series :)
    Love it :) Point and click type of game with great story :)
  9. Jul 31, 2023
    9
    "Episode 2: Get Tannen!" of Back to the Future: The Game continues the typical yet captivating story that the first episode also had. It flawlessly employs the concept of altering the past to create a ripple effect in the present and future, delving into the intriguing realm of chaos theory and its consequences. Once again, the game delivers an exceptional experience, living up to the high"Episode 2: Get Tannen!" of Back to the Future: The Game continues the typical yet captivating story that the first episode also had. It flawlessly employs the concept of altering the past to create a ripple effect in the present and future, delving into the intriguing realm of chaos theory and its consequences. Once again, the game delivers an exceptional experience, living up to the high standards set by its predecessor.

    In this second installment, the adventure is just as enthralling as the first one, if not more so. I found myself completely engrossed in the narrative, eagerly immersing myself in the time-traveling escapades that have come to define Back to the Future. The concept of repairing events in the past, only to witness the unexpected repercussions in the present and future, is brilliantly executed.

    The storyline maintains the remarkable quality and charm that made the first episode so enjoyable. It retains the spirit of Back to the Future while introducing fresh twists and engaging plot developments that keep players on their toes. The writing remains top-notch, delivering witty humor and heartwarming interactions between characters that continue to endear them to players.

    Additionally, the puzzles and gameplay in "Episode 2: Get Tannen!" are equally enjoyable. The game strikes the perfect balance between challenge and enjoyment, with puzzles that require genuine problem-solving skills, enhancing the overall gaming experience.

    All in all, this episode is a testament to the game's ability to consistently deliver a first-rate adventure. It remains true to the essence of Back to the Future's narrative, and its exploration of chaos theory and the intricacies of time travel continue to captivate players like myself. "Episode 2: Get Tannen!" is outstanding, and if you enjoyed the first episode, you'll undoubtedly find this one to be just as great, if not greater!
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  10. Apr 16, 2023
    7
    Schöne Grafik, eine sehr spannende Geschichte, auch für nicht Physik-Fans und super vertont!
    Ich mag die Charaktere jetzt sogar richtig.

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Metascore
74

Mixed or average reviews - based on 21 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 12 out of 21
  2. Negative: 1 out of 21
  1. PC Gamer
    May 18, 2011
    70
    Even with these improvements, it's held back by n incredibly small game world that too frequently revisits its few sets, and makes being stuck in the '20's for a second episode monotonous. [July 2011, p.77]
  2. 66
    The gameplay took a hit since the last installment, but the storytelling is still superb.
  3. PC Gamer UK
    Apr 23, 2011
    68
    Second time's a bit more of a charm, although the classic adventure style still isn't the perfect fit for Marty and Doc. [May 2011, p.86]