I'm sorry that I can't be more specific explaining the details would dull the story's bite. Smoke and Mirrors is an apt title for a story in which you can't always believe what you see, and don't always find refuge where you look. Perhaps my own demons linger more closely to the surface than I imagined. I let out my inner wolf, and found the same catharsis in it that Bigby did. I was angry at the assumptions my accuser was making, annoyed that my time was being wasted, and concerned for the innocent witness watching a volatile confrontation unfold. It was when jealousy intruded on my ongoing investigation that I realized how attached to Bigby I'd become.
When I got to my knees to speak to a diminutive witness later on, my heart filled with compassion, and I pledged to myself to find the jackass responsible for the tumult. As the episode led me through its story beats, I often had the chance to express both sympathy and savagery, and I admit I took some inner delight when pummeling a sickening suspect until he cried for mercy, all while an approving Bluebeard looked on with perverse pleasure. At least, I know who my Bigby is: a steel-fisted, impatient bastard who shows little restraint when cornered, but is fiercely protective of Fabletown's most vulnerable residents. If you played Episode 1, you likely have a good idea of who Bigby is. Now Playing: The Wolf Among Us: Episode 2 - Smoke and Mirrors - Video Review Bigby is no one's buddy. Smoke and Mirrors is an apt title for a story in which you can't always believe what you see, and don't always find refuge where you look.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Episode 1's harrowing finale plunged this episodic adventure game's story into the kind of darkness that encourages even the strongest of us to seek comfort-but it's also in the darkness that it's easiest for evil to hide. Toad, and Little Jack Horner, to name a few-need to keep their identities a secret from the mundane masses, and thus reach out to each other when they hit hard times. The fables that live there-Ichabod Crane, Mr. In Fabletown, Bigby's former identity as the Big Bad Wolf is an open secret, but it's hardly the only one. In The Wolf Among Us: Episode 2 - Smoke and Mirrors, you determine just how sharp Bigby's claws can dig, whether you're dealing with a mouthy murder suspect, a cowering child, or a jealous husband who sniffs wrongdoing in the smoky air. There's a beast lurking inside all of us, but the creature sheriff Bigby harbors is difficult to keep silent.
0 kommentar(er)
