Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4 - Double Visions

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 13 expert reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

4
Average:

3
Bad:

4

Pros:

Fun puzzles, new scenery and more time travel.

Cons:

Some puzzles not explained well and no new characters.

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Last revision on March 19, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Fun puzzles, new scenery and more time travel

Reviewers Didn't Like

Some puzzles not explained well and no new characters

Expert reviews and ratings

SPOILER ALERT*** Even if you've got some sort of compulsive disorder to scroll the sidebar right to the very bottom of the screen, I wouldn't recommend scratching that itch until you've played the first 3 episodes of Back To The Future:The...

By Yet Another Review Site on June 30, 2011

As a console gamer, reviewing these Back to the Future episodes has been interesting -- these reviews are tiny verdicts that don't make up the whole picture of the game as a season. I still really dig Back to the Future: The Game, love the characters...

By ign.com on June 20, 2011

Double Visions keeps the momentum going from Citizen Brown and has one of the best twists in Back to the Future history near the end but at this point in time, the series’ no frills gameplay is getting old and I can’t wait for the final episode just...

By Diehard GameFAN on May 26, 2011

Back to the Future: The Game is nearing its final episode, and the adventure has been keeping a steady momentum since the beginning. While the latest installment, Double Visions, takes players back to the year 1931 yet again, Telltale Games manages to...

By Neoseeker on May 22, 2011

Out now And so Back to the Future: The Game limps towards closure, giving up any pretense of having been based on a high-energy action-comedy, and simply falling back on puzzle tropes that were lazy and boring when the first movie came out in the...

By Appletell on May 22, 2011

As I stated in my review of the last episode of Back to the Future: The Game, by this point in time, if you haven't already purchased the game you're either not going to or are waiting until you see whether the whole package is worth it (or maybe...

By Blogcritics on May 11, 2011

The future is all messed up because Doc had to go and fall in love with the wrong girl. The only thing left to do is go back in time and convince young Emmitt Brown that the love of his life is really a mind controlling psychopath.Of course this task...

By GamerTell on May 09, 2011

The writing in this episode is superb as always, and the voice acting does not disappoint either. The whole filmic angle of the games is portrayed very well and would work brilliantly as a Back To The Future Part Four or TV series. But how is it doing as a...

By Hooked Gamers on May 06, 2011

This episodic adventure series has been quite a ride so far, with all sorts of great plot twists as Marty McFly tries to once again set history right only to be foiled by unintended consequences and having the odds stacked against him. Double Visions...

By Gamers Daily News on May 02, 2011

With Telltale’s Back to the Future series nearing its end, it seems like you’d either be sold on the series of not. If you’re not yet convinced, though, rest assured that the series keeps getting better. Back to the Future - Episode 4: Double Visions...

By Game Chronicles Magazine on May 01, 2011

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