I’ve taken a
new tact to getting my unplayed games completed. I’ve targeted completing the
30 ‘easiest’ games in my collection on both the Xbox One and Xbox 360. I wasn’t
keen to do these in order, so I asked my friends again to pick numbers to go
through. I think at the time this was number 2, where number 1 was the easiest.
That’s to be expected from the Telltale series.
The Enemy Within continues from where
the first game left off with Batman fighting crime and taking names. The
Riddler is up this time and after the opening scene, it transpires that there’s
more than just the Riddler terrorising Gotham. The Enemy Within sees the birth of the Joker in this universe and
the conclusion seems to imply that we won’t be seeing any more Batman games
from the Telltale boys.
There’s not
really a lot else to say by now. The stories are multiple choice dialogue games
where you can choose to say one of three things or nothing at all. This one
felt a little longer than the other games though but I’m not sure if this was
because I keep playing them late at night and falling asleep or they were just
longer. I found myself taking between 2 and 3 hours to finish an episode rather
than the usual 1 to 2.
Achievements – 1,000 Points – 30
Achievements
Play through
the story from start to finish and you will net all the achievements. Except
one word of advice is to not skip the end credits at the end of episode 5. I
did this, and the final achievement did not unlock as there is a post credit
cutscene and for some bizarre reason, despite this not being the end, it
doesn’t have a checkpoint and I had to play the whole of the 5th
episode again to get the last achievement.
Downloadable Content – N/A
While I
quite liked the game overall, it did drag on a bit and you spend a lot more
time being Bruce Wayne than Batman. And that last achievement glitch irritated
me beyond all measure. This is one for the Batman fans and not necessarily
achievement hunters, although it remains a straightforward easy completion.
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