Well, I had to give 2 stars on account of playing through all 6 episodes. It began with promise but became increasingly disappointing. Very little character development, thin and rather bland story. There is only an illusion of choice in your playthrough as your decisions have essentially no effect on the various outcomes, just slight variations in the 'journey'. The game also stuttered a lot though that may have been due to my set up (though i read it's a fairly common fault)... Lacked inspiration and *minor spoiler* is set up for an obvious sequal and cash grab. I loved The Walking Dead, but have since been underwhelemed by Telltales subsequent releases.

This game feels like the very early stages of something that could be pretty great.

It's trying to do a lot and the net result so far is that none of it is done amazingly well, but with some refinement and updating Enforcer could set a nice bar for police simming.

The cases, actions and procedures could do with some more fleshing out and there's not much by way of living world ambience. There are about 6 skins that all the citizens use and all anyone does is walk around with or without an umbrella as rain dictates. The world, while big, does start to feel very empty very quickly. Case in point; any house you have to go to; be it for a kidnapping call, possible burglary etc. is always empty of objects and any pertinent NPCs, crim or victim, is always standing in exactly the same position. Enforcer gets very 'paint by numbers' very quickly.

There are a few bugs, glitches and the car physics leaves a little to be desired but nothing here that kills the game. Sound is OK. Could definitely do with more 'ambient' noise. Street noise, cafe chatter around towns and just general 'life!'.

I've played a few hours and progressed up a few ranks (despite an increase in pay there's not really any difference in gameplay that I've noticed) ... i enjoy the missions and there is some variation among them but once you've done each one once, there's not a lot of pull to keep repeating them.

I guess in short, this game just needs an injection of 'life'.

But Lordy, did I Love it!!

I played it for hours and hours and later went back and bought the first Borderlands. It's so much happiness. So much DLC! My girlfriend was a bit upset by the whole thing, what with me not paying her much attention n that, but I think I made the right choice. Buy with confidence! W00t.

I didn't really play this game for very long - I found the combat system pretty cumbersome and unweildy so decided to go outside and play with my neighbours cat instead.

I very much enjoyed the Raputre spin on Booker and Elizabeth as much as I love Columbia. I undersrand this is a DLC add-on, but can't help but feel a little underwhelemed after the richness of infinite, and the ending here raised several eyebrows. I'm hoping EP2 explains this and adds to the infinite scope, rather than detract from what was an exceptional main game conclusion.