Description
Back to the Future: The Game - Collector's Edition is a collection of all 5 episodes of Telltale Games Back to the Future series.
The
adventure game features third-person view with real-time 3D graphics
and pre-defined fixed, pivoting or scrolling camera settings. While
interaction is performed in classic point-and-click style, the player
has to move Marty by direction keys or dragging the character with the
mouse. Puzzles are predominantly inventory-based; certain tasks can also
be solved by gathering information and selecting the correct dialogue
choices.
It's About Time! is the first episode:
The year is 1986, and Doc has been missing for a long time by now. Because of all the debts he was having, the city decided to build a parking garage at the place of his house, selling all stuff from it along the way. Marty McFly is trying to save things precious to him, but suddenly the time-traveling car DeLorean appears out of nowhere with the Doc's cry for help! It appears that Doc is stranded in the year 1931, where he was arrested for setting a speakeasy on fire. Marty must travel to the past and rescue his friend before he gets lynched by furious mob.
Get Tannen! is the second episode:
After the events of the previous episode, Marty suddenly starts showing dissolving symptoms. It turns out that his grandfather Arthur McFly is in grave danger and should be rescued from dirty hands of Kid Tannen. After saving the unlucky accountant, Doc and Marty return to their present, only to find that the world has changed once again: Tannen's gang wasn't destroyed in the thirties and grew into the fifth largest crime organisation of California. There is nothing left for our young hero, but to go back into the past and prevent such an outcome.
Citizen Brown is the third episode:
After reinstating the timeline of Kid Tannen and Grandpa Artie in the previous episode in 1931, Marty McFly and Doc Brown return to 1986, the relative present of the story. But during the leap Doc disappears and the time-machine crashes out of control into a billboard. Once again Marty finds himself in an disturbingly altered present. This time he has to encounter patriarchal Citizen Brown, who has turned Hill Valley into some kind of enfenced compound to make it the most secure, clean and peaceful place. Because the time machine is wrecked, Citizen Brown seems to be the only one who could help Marty. But to get in contact with him Marty has to break quite some rules of the surveillance society.
Double Visions is the fourth episode:
Having nearly restored Doc to his real self in the intimidating alternate-reality 1986 in the previous episode, Marty must eliminate the cause of all troubles: Doc's relationship with Edna Strickland, which Marty has inadvertently caused during his stay in the 1930's. Now Marty has to travel back to 1931 and figure out a way to break the relationship, guiding the young Doc to his true passion: science.
OUTATIME is the fifth episode:
Following the events of the previous episode, Marty is trying to help the young Doc in the 1930s to become a great scientist, in order to fix the alternate timeline. However, they encounter an inexplicable rival in the older Doc from 1986, who tries to foil their plans. Marty realizes that only exposing Edna Strickland's true nature will put things straight again, and that won't be an easy task...
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