Supreme League of Patriots - Episode 3: Ice Cold in Ellis Reviews

BullTale

Now we just wait for 2nd season. If it ever comes out.

I played through the first two to completion, the thing felt weird but it had fun moments so I kept going . The Animation often felt odd, but THIS episode, if you look at my time it's probably less than 30 minutes, becasue unlike the other two parts I CAN'T PLAY THIS, I'm at the very start and just walking around and trying to take things ends up with my game just being their, no animation, no prompts, can't skip. I even waited several minutes and nothing. Its a shame I was curious how this all ended but...I am not going to wait to beat the game when I can't even leave the bloody apartment without the game messing up on me. This is strange for me because I never had an issue like this with the first two parts.

Tags: Adventure - P&C - Point&Click Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Faux tell-tale game with subpar voice acting and puzzles. Did not feel like digging out a guide to progress. Dumb main character. Unlikeable.

This game is fun. Amusing dialogue, as long as you're not a right wing fanatic. Some small annoyances about how some items must be used/combined. Like you can't just use the item, sometimes you have to get the use option to show up in dialogue, sometimes you have to have the item selected and then click on another item on the main screen, sometimes you have to combine the items while in the inventory... Blah. But still, I had fun, probably so will you.

[h1]Review - Supreme League of Patriots[/h1] Supreme League of Patriots is a point and click game wiwth a dash of humor and comedy. The game let's you take the role of both Kyle and Mel as they venture through the world of superheroes and supervillains. The story is a bit slow on the build up but the actual plot is very unique and original. Each issue comprises about 3-4 hours of gameplay depending on how you solve the puzzles in the game. The puzzles are easy and you won't get off track much since Melvin is there to guide you when you don't know/forgot what you should be doing. The dialgoues and voices are great especially Melvin's british accent. Pros: + A great funny story plot + Great voice acting + Great Music (especially each character's BGM) + Good Graphics + Narrative guide (Mel gives you a hint when you get lost) Cons: + There's a bit of bugs whenever you make Kyle go to an obtacle-full area + There are times that the voices become out of sync with the balloons/text that appear If you're looking for a point and click adventure game full of humor, comedy, patriotism, superheroes and supervillains, then Supreme League of Patriots is a must try for you. I already finished all 3 issues and I just can't wait for season 2! :D

middling but not unplayable, just like the other entries in this series. Some of the (intentionally) offensive jokes come too close to the line for my liking, but that's subjective. The puzzles are about on par with the previous, but will sometimes need you to do things in a stupidly specific order to advance the plot. If you want a point-and-click game to pass the time with, you can do worse.

Even if you've guessed what thing needs to be done next, the option to proceed might be locked until you've clicked a particular piece of dialog hidden within somebody's dialog branch. Combing through the same old jokes searching for the branch to let you proceed forwards makes any jokes go stale very fast. Thank god you can click to fast forward dialogues, or this would have been some purgatory level $&#%!

When I first saw the style I thought, "Hey, Sam & Max." But it's not really like Sam & Max. Sam & Max got along, despite their differences. In this, we have two characters constantly opposed to each other in largely bland or trite dialogue. When it wasn't puerile, it was just "meh." It's a shame, really - clearly these people worked on/have some inspiration from the old Sam & Max games (there's a Max sticker on their car), but it falls flat. Pretty bland and lackluster. Slow gameplay. As a head up, it has more adult themes than the old Sam & Max games, so you may want to steer clear of this for a kid. Plus points - good background music & good graphics. Voice acting was overall good, but the two main chaarcters sorta grated on my ears. The sidekick has a particular lower-class English accent which gets irritating after a while. I'd take a quick pass.

Wow, this episode was a chore. Dialogue is longer, dumber, and even more tedious than previous installments. The story feels like it was just slapped together at the last moment. Puzzles are somehow incredibly simple and annoyingly complex at the same time. For instance it is completely obvious what you need to do, but you can't do it until you ask Mel for help. I managed to make it all the way to the end, but I didn't enjoy a single moment of it.