In its current form, it seems like a nice little series to tide people over with while waiting for their walk-n-prod adventure fix. Then again, I recall considering Life Is Strange (LiS) as a nice game to tide you over between Telltale Games’ episodic development time, and now Life Is Strange is the game I rant and rave about excitingly to all those who’ll lend an ear. There is potential for Blues and Bullets to increase the score in later chapters and become memorable, as the narrative definitely has me hooked similarly to LiS. It is just a question of where A Crowd of Monsters is going with this.
