If you're a BTTF junkie, it's a must have. It has the same flavour as the movies, even that little things. The story is fun but the puzzles are rather easy. Just enjoy the ride.

Superb: A hallmark of excellence. There may be flaws, but they are negligible and won't cause massive damage to what is a supreme title.

Two of the most annoying words that can be used when discussing video games are casual and hardcore. It's not so much the words but the internet bile that they produce. They are also very easy labels to apply to games. Case in point: Home Sweet Home 2: Kitchens is a casual game.

Telltale Games is selling the entire series as a bundle or individually from their official site. As an experience, especially for fans of the series, Back to the Future: The Game is a must-buy, as it allows them to indulge in Marty's world once more time - and enjoy a chaotic mind-screw of a series...

Parents need to know that Back to the Future: The Game (Episode 1) isn't rated by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) as it's a digital download, but there are some inappropriate themes and language for younger ears.

Back to the Future The Game: Episode 2: Get Tannen! continues the time-traveling antics of Marty McFly and Doctor Emmett Brown as the duo realizes that they have inadvertently made some serious changes to the timeline and need to double back on themselves in order to keep Marty's grandfather, Arty,...

If history had taken a different course and Michael J Fox had been spared the effects of Parkinson's disease, the current appetite for all things 80s would surely have sired a fourth instalment in the Back To The Future franchise.

Time flies, so live for today. That's one of the core messages of the Back to the Future trilogy; the classic 80′s adventure that spans a hundred years of time-traveling fun. It's a message which is revisited in a new way with Telltale's official BTTF game, which has finally concluded its...

In Back to the Future: The Game Episode 5: Outatime, Marty McFly finds himself once again lost in a timeline when his own future seems distant-and unlikely. His problems stand in queue, and he has to resolve some major conundrums before he is able to return to his own timeline back in 1986.

The final episode is here. Will Marty set things right and get back to 1986? These questions and more will be answered in Episode 5 of Back to the Future: The Game.

+ Excellent voice acting; + Great story; + Fantastic hint system

Graphical glitches; Audio glitches