Mostly. The story maintains the themes of power, loyalty, and betrayal that are central to the original series. However, it also takes some creative liberties to fit the interactive, choice - driven format of the game.
One idea could be exploring what would happen if a minor character from the Telltale series got a chance to change the course of the story. For example, a servant who overhears a crucial plot and decides to act on it.
Yes, in a sense. Telltale Games share some characteristics with visual novels. They often have strong narrative elements, where the story progresses through dialogue and choices, much like visual novels. However, they also incorporate more gameplay mechanics such as quick - time events and exploration, which set them apart from traditional visual novels.
One popular Batjokes Telltale fanfic is 'The Dark Joke'. It delves into the complex relationship between Batman and The Joker in the Telltale universe. The story is full of witty banter and intense moments that really capture the essence of their dynamic.
One idea could be exploring the backstory of a minor character. For example, you could write about how a side character in the game came to be in the situation they are in. Maybe they had a different life before the apocalypse and you can show their journey of transformation.
Yes, Telltale has made games that can be considered visual novels. Their games often feature branching storylines, character interactions, and decision - making, which are key elements of visual novels. For example, some of their adventure games have a strong narrative focus and use a lot of text and dialogue to drive the story forward, much like traditional visual novels.