If that's your first Telltale game, I can't recommend "Tales from the Borderlands" and "The Wolf Among Us" highly enough once you've gotten through your current stack. Tales and Wolf are, imo, the best Telltale ever put out, but Batman and Walking Dead are also excellent. Minecraft: Story Mode is not bad either.

The Wolf Among Us 2 should come out early next year, and it's one of my most anticipated games.

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I attempted trying to avoid killing enemies, but found it pretty difficult so gave up on it. There were a lot of times that I was pretty much out of ammunition, but every time there was more to be found not too far off. So it worked out thankfully! It helped to use gunpowder to make ammunition. It seems much more difficult to run past zombies in the remake vs. the original.

I should have played Leon first, as I never have before. Always played as Claire in the original. Actually, in every Resident Evil that I’ve played I’ve started as the female lead. Perhaps I am biased? Good luck with that boss and your play through!

I’ve played plenty of them, but only ever beaten 1 (Deadly Silence Remake on DS), 2, 2 Remake, 5, Revelations, and Mercenaries. Love Resident Evil…

Oh yes, a tip for later in the game for a certain type of enemy should you choose to use it. Save your flame rounds!

I am not sure if it makes a difference, since I played as Claire, but there was just enough ammo laying around to defeat that boss in Resident Evil 2 Remake. I am pretty sure I started that battle with very little ammo and maybe had two bullets left at the end of it.

There were a couple boss battles where I started with very little ammo. It seems that they leave just enough on the ground to be victorious.

Loved Telltale's Batman - its what finally really got me into the Batman "universe". The follow-up Enemy Within is even better. Enjoy!

Cheers and thanks for the add!
That description: You got a Quest! with the Goblin is really good!

Octopath has been a slow burn, but an enjoyable one. Unless you have a pretty light laptop or are getting a Steam Deck, I would highly recommend the Switch version!

Sometimes when I get stuck on a boss, it's nice to just be able to pop in for a battle or two for grinding. Not to mention you acquire sub jobs you can assign to other party members through exploration. When you start seeing those is when the game really opens up for experimentation.

Currently, I'm finishing up Ch.2 for some characters and moving on to Ch.3 for the rest of the cast.