Tell Me Why puts Dontnod's usual bag of tricks to good use in an empathetic but somewhat toothless narrative. ... That’s not exactly new territory in other art, but it's a rarity in games.

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Life is not just strange in Tell Me Why, the collaboration effort between Xbox Game Studios and Dontnod Entertainment. Life is a mystery. Our review.

In an industry in which transgender representation is still rare (but increasing), the new video game "Tell Me Why" stands out. "Tell Me Why," a three-part narrative adventure by Dontnod ...

Tell Me Why has reinvented the choice based adventure game as something more subtle and character driven, and leads the way as Xbox moves from big exclusives to a steady stream of GamePass gems ...

'Tell Me Why' breaks ground not only for its transgender lead, but for not indulging in the cliches of transphobia. 'Tell Me Why': Transgender role makes video game history - Los Angeles Times ...

Dontnod Entertainment, the developer behind award-winning episodic series Life is Strange, is working on a new narrative-based, “true-to-life” game called Tell Me Why. The game focuses on a ...

Update: September 3, 2020 (11:30 am CT): Chapter Two of Tell Me Why is now available, and is also included on Xbox Game Pass. What you need to know. Tell Me Why is the latest project from Dontnod ...

Dontnod announced the new game at Microsoft’s X019 event in London today, and it will arrive on the Xbox One, Xbox Game Pass, and Steam in the summer of 2020.. Dontnod describes it as a ...

Tell Me Why is coming to Xbox One, Windows 10 PC, Xbox Game Pass and Steam in summer 2020. The three chapters will come out one after another, but DONTNOD promises there won’t be big gaps ...