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Tell Me Why (2020)

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Tell Me Why

Developer(s)
Dontnod Entertainment
Publisher(s)
Xbox Game Studios
Director(s)
Florent Guillaume
Platform(s)
Microsoft Windows
Xbox One
Release
Episode 1:
August 27, 2020
Episode 2:
September 3, 2020
Episode 3:
September 10, 2020
Genre(s)
Adventure
Mode(s)
Single-player
Tell Me Why is a 2020 adventure game from Dontnod Entertainment and published by Xbox Game Studios. The game will release in three episodes across mid-2020 exclusively for Microsoft Windows and Xbox One.
Gameplay and story[edit]
The game is centered on twins Alyson (Erica Lindbeck) and Tyler Ronan (August Aiden Black) who travel to their childhood home in Alaska and must come to terms with events from their childhood, particularly for Tyler as he has transitioned to male since then. The story involves how their childhood situation influenced Tyler's development and effects on their mother.[1][2]
In the game, the player will revisit parts of the old home with both of the twins, and experience separate visions and memories of what had transpired, with each twin having different recollections of what happened. The player will make decisions for the pair based on which version of the past events to believe, which will impact the game's outcomes.[3] The game also features an exploration of Tlingit culture and includes several Tlingit characters.
Development[edit]
Dontnod announced that Tyler Ronan is the first transgender playable character from any major studio, and they had worked with GLAAD to make him an "authentic representation of the trans experience".[1] Tyler was voiced by August Aiden Black, who also identifies as a trans man.[4][5]
Tell Me Why was announced during Microsoft's Xbox London event on November 14, 2019. Dontnod stated that in response from criticism over the variable timing of episode releases for Life Is Strange, that they will commit to a release schedule for the three episodes over mid-2020.[3]
After Remember Me, Tell Me Why is the first game from Dontnod in seven years to receive dubbed versions in other languages, including French, German, Spanish (Mexico), and Portuguese (Brazil). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, voice recordings were delayed, so only an English dubbing and subtitles in different languages were offered for the release of the first episode.[6]

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