Tell Me Why - Full Game Review

An episode of the Game Warp podcast, hosted by Game Warp, titled "Tell Me Why - Full Game Review" was published on November 18, 2022 and runs 38 minutes.

November 18, 2022 ·38m · Game Warp

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Summary

Kim and Elwood follow up their first episode review of Don't Nod Entertainment's "Tell Me Why" to find out if the rest of the game matches up aswell as find out how the investigation by twins Tyler and Alyson into their mother's death plays out. Is this the game to finally beat out "Life Is Strange"? Find out now!

Episode Description

Kim and Elwood follow up their first episode review of Don't Nod Entertainment's "Tell Me Why" to find out if the rest of the game matches up aswell as find out how the investigation by twins Tyler and Alyson into their mother's death plays out.

Is this the game to finally beat out "Life Is Strange"? Find out now!

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