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Tell Me Why’s third and final act is out nowDon’t wanna hear you say.
Don’t wanna hear you say.
Don’t worry, you don’t need to tell me anything. Dontnod’s latest miniseries,Tell Me Why, has finally wrapped, closing out a three-part tale of supernatural twins in small-town Alaska with today’s release of Episode 3. So, does Tell Me Why hold up against Dontnod’s lineage of magical youth dramas? And can we make it through another post without making more Backstreet Boys references?
I’d want it that way, after all.
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Now, Dontnod’s episodic schedule has been historically erratic, withLife Is Strange 2taking a whole year to wrap. But two weeks afterEpisode One’s debut, Tell My Why is done and dusted and ready to be finished. Our Alice B dove into supernatural small-town Alaska for herTell Me Whyreview and reckoned that, while it may not be their most dramatic game, it’s still a perfectly fine entry with plenty of too-relatable sibling hijinks.
“The overarching plot itself is intriguing, if ultimately predictable. While the twins take a very long time to figure out that the made up fairy-tale characters in the stories their mother wrote are one-to-one representations of them and the townspeople, I still enjoyed their portrayal of the silly, specific games you play when you’re a kid. It’s all stuff you recognise if you have siblings. For example, one time I got very upset because I was playing imaginary fishing with my brothers and my older brother stole my imaginary fish. Mum couldn’t understand why I didn’t just imagine another, bigger fish. Tell Me Why captures that feeling very well.”
Tell Me Why is out now as a complete three-parter onSteamand theWindows Storefor £25/€30/$30
