Tell Me Why: Chapter 3

 Xbox One
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5.3

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  1. TheeClumsyNinja
    Sep 26, 2020
    6
    The game doesnt stick the landing as much as i wouldve hoped, theres a very emotional scene that had potential to carry weight. Unfortunately the voice acting was a little meh and it very abruptly got cut off and was like nothing really happened.... it was super disappoint. If youre uncomfortable with homosexuality this isnt the series for you but overall it was worth a play due to someThe game doesnt stick the landing as much as i wouldve hoped, theres a very emotional scene that had potential to carry weight. Unfortunately the voice acting was a little meh and it very abruptly got cut off and was like nothing really happened.... it was super disappoint. If youre uncomfortable with homosexuality this isnt the series for you but overall it was worth a play due to some key moments.… Expand

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  1. USgamer
    Sep 10, 2020
    70
    Tell Me Why has been Dontnod operating on a reduced scope, with less characters and less time, and they've pulled it off. Tyler and Alyson have successfully been allowed to grow and function as developed characters before tackling difficult subject matter, and that's really helped the pair flourish as relatable characters. Despite a somewhat rushed conclusion and a final choice that rendered my past actions a little meaningless, Tell Me Why has been one of Dontnod's more pleasant adventures to experience.
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  2. Everyeye.it
    Sep 10, 2020
    77
    And so Tell Me Why ends, not with a bang, but in a faint melancholy.
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