Tell Me Why (2020)

DON'T NOD

PC (Microsoft Windows) · Xbox One

3.38 from 343 ratings

3562 members have it in their collection · 34 playing now · 2532 backlogged · 157 wish listed

How long? Main story 12h · with extras 11h · 100% 11h (from 24 logged playthroughs)

Tell Me Why is the latest narrative adventure game from DONTNOD Entertainment, the studio behind the beloved franchise, Life is Strange. In this intimate mystery, twins Tyler and Alyson Ronan use their supernatural bond to unravel the mysteries of their loving but troubled childhood in beautiful small-town Alaska.
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Details

Developers
DON'T NOD
Publishers
Xbox Game Studios
Genres
Adventure
Themes
Drama, Mystery
Steam
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Release dates

  • Aug 27, 2020 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox One

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5 stars
44
4 stars
120
3 stars
117
2 stars
48
1 star
14
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andhen

Review andhen 4/5 · Sep 15, 2020

Great storytelling once more by DontNod

I didn't think I would like the game going into it, but DontNod does their magic and I'm super invested in the characters. It's very mature, touches important subjects and feels realistic. Playing as two characters works out well, you get more perspective of their individual thoughts and it makes it easier to make decisions for them. I liked the …

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I didn't think I would like the game going into it, but DontNod does their magic and I'm super invested in the characters. It's very mature, touches important subjects and feels realistic. Playing as two characters works out well, you get more perspective of their individual thoughts and it makes it easier to make decisions for them. I liked the memory and voice parts of the story, and I loved the book of goblins. Very fairytale-like. The problem with this game is that it's too short and has a very anticlimactic ending. I was expecting way more from the way its all setup. But it might be DontNod's way of saying that not everything has to be complicated.

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