But it's hard to be too disappointed - at first - with the collection. Except, oddly, this time they're not from gaming, which did seem rather the point. The concept is exactly the same: a back-room game of poker (Hold Em or Omaha this time), with four cartoon characters. But it's calmer, less offensively bad, and I think this time fits the mould of a £4 comedy game. Does it suffer any less from endless repetition? Good grief no. Does it fix the key issues of the original? Only a few. I think the most important information to convey about Telltale's sequel to their dreadful Poker Night At The Inventory is that I don't hate it. But how does it pan out as a game? Telltale found out with Poker Night 2. and Ash from The Evil Dead, with GLaDOS as your dealer? It's at the least an interesting prospect. Ever wanted to play poker with Claptrap, Sam & Max, Brock from The Venture Bros.
