A legitimately enthralling story, with a lot of excitement sprinkled in throughout its episodic format.
The Wolf Among Us is one of the better "interactive movie-games" of which I've played. It didn't blow me away or anything, but I really did enjoy my time with it.
The plot feels very much like an experimental HBO or AMC drama show. Not typically my thing, but I suppose this was an exception.
While it felt a little side-tracked at the end of Episode 3 and start of Episode 4, it quickly regained its composure. And otherwise the pacing was nicely refined.

I found the world to be really fascinating and cool in terms of its creativity, with a lot of layered lore and contextual history. It can definitely be felt that it's based on a long-running comic-series.
And most characters were neatly interesting. They're all definitely very expressive, and I enjoyed that.

Do keep in mind that this is a Telltale game, so occasionally the options you choose doesn't aptly translate to the outcome of what the character actually says.
It's to be expected, but not overlooked.

It does have a rather serious flaw, though. During the ending I encountered a glitch that pretty much broke my entire game and halted all progress. Kinda ruined the climatic moment.
Only option was to restart the whole game. Bummer. Luckily, it picked up exactly where I left off.
Yet the rest of my experience was entirely without issue.

I didn’t know what to expect when I started playing but DEFINITELY NOT THAT!
Okay wow…
Let’s just say if you’re a fan of “Once Upon a Time” show then you’re in for one hell of a ride! You’re absolutely going to love this!

A Gritty Masterpiece of Mystery and Storytelling
The Wolf Among Us is a brilliant fusion of noir detective storytelling and a dark, modernized take on classic fairy tales. Telltale Games truly shines with this episodic adventure, delivering a gripping narrative, complex characters, and moral dilemmas that keep you on the edge of your seat.

Story:
Set in Fabletown, a secret community of fairy tale characters hiding among humans, you play as Bigby Wolf, the reformed Big Bad Wolf now acting as the sheriff. The murder mystery you unravel is layered with tension, secrets, and shocking twists, making it nearly impossible to stop playing once you start.

Gameplay:
While it’s primarily a story-driven game with point-and-click mechanics, the choices you make carry real weight, altering the way the story unfolds. The quick-time events during action scenes are engaging and never feel out of place.

Atmosphere and Design:
The gritty, neon-soaked art style combined with a hauntingly atmospheric soundtrack creates a world that’s both immersive and uniquely captivating. It perfectly matches the dark, adult themes explored in the story.

Characters:
Every character, from Snow White to Toad, feels deeply fleshed out and layered. The moral gray areas make them feel human (or as human as fairy tale creatures can get). Bigby himself is a standout protagonist—torn between his violent past and his desire for redemption.

Why It’s Fascinating:
What makes The Wolf Among Us so special is how it captures the essence of storytelling in gaming. The game draws you into its world, forces you to make tough decisions, and leaves you pondering the consequences long after the credits roll.

Whether you’re a fan of narrative-driven games, noir mysteries, or just love a good story, The Wolf Among Us is a must-play. It’s not just a game; it’s an experience.

9/10 - A timeless classic.

The Wolf Among Us is nothing short of incredible. From the moment I started playing, I was hooked and couldn’t put it down. The gripping storyline, immersive atmosphere, and stunning art style make it a standout experience that surpasses most games in its genre.

What truly sets The Wolf Among Us apart is its masterful blend of dark noir storytelling with a unique twist on fairy tale characters. Playing as Bigby Wolf, the gruff and complex sheriff of Fabletown, felt both empowering and emotionally engaging. Every decision I made carried weight, and the consequences kept me on the edge of my seat.

As much as I loved The Walking Dead, this game took my admiration for Telltale to a whole new level. The pacing, mystery, and sheer unpredictability of The Wolf Among Us make it, in my opinion, even better. It’s not just a game; it’s an unforgettable journey through a dark, stylish, and intriguing world.

If you haven’t played The Wolf Among Us yet, you’re missing out on one of the finest narrative-driven games ever made. It’s a masterpiece that deserves every bit of its acclaim.

Overall Rating 11/10