@Bread_or_Decide: That's immediately what I though. It's almost too obvious though. Two posh boys out poshing each other by riddle-based challenges. It writes itself!

lol and who will his enemy be, Eddie fuckin Redmayne?

Yep, good game. I actually got pretty scared when hunting the librarian though! The spider-woman had me on edge too "I don't like shy boys..."

The script was funny as well. Well worth playing.

It does actually show a fair bit of gameplay too. Colour me surprised!

Nice job team Koj, this will be a momentous "event" type release, hope it lives up to the hype.

looks fuckin brilliant.

Please Gaben, let us experience the third part of the Freeman's story.

Seriously though, the ending of Episode 2 is one of the most impactful and memorable of any game ever. Dark af, but at the same time, just WOW!

Peace at last?

A strange little game this one, I'm so glad to see it doing well though. In fact I'm surprised, I'll admit to having written it off when I saw short preview/demos earlier in the year. Always happy to be proven wrong in the best possible way.

Ah, there it is, the EA strategy:

Argue that single-player games are not viable - encounter resistance from public.

Announce and develop single-player game, as demanded by public.

Set expectations for single-player game absurdly high, so we can say "told you so!" when game sells below expectations.

Return to developing online-only, microtransaction-fuelled multiplayer games, targeted at youth and casual demographic who have no investment in games as medium due to lack of prior experience with said medium, therfore minimising backlash.

Buy new yacht.

@gagula94: John Wick already feels like a videogame though, probably one of the most "gamey" movies I've seen in a long time. It's not exactly Taxi Driver is it? Something like that would be pretty much impossible to turn into a decent game.