I’m so used to seeing Rocket as a no bullshit kinda guy that has skin as thick as Thanos’ skull, but when you see the hope in his eyes – the hope that the Eternity Forge might be able to resurrect someone very special to him, it becomes rather moving. My favourite character in Guardians of the Galaxy is Rocket Raccoon, and we find out more about his time being tested on at an undisclosed medical facility. No characters are here for the sake of it, and the story Telltale is telling is formulating at a great pace. Nebula is also in Under Pressure, and her love/hate relationship with the Guardians is an important part of the episode. We get to see more of Yandu, and his southern American twang is a welcomed return, with Mark Barbolak sounding just like Michael Rooker from the movies.
The problem is, the Cree want it back, and are in hot pursuit of the gang. One of the best voice actors in the business, Nolan North, gets to shine in this episode, bringing Rocket Raccoon’s past to the forefront and nailing his brand of surliness and arrogance, but bringing out his softer and more vulnerable side onto the screen.Īfter Star Lord’s death, and subsequent revival at the end of Tangled Up in Blue, the true power of the Eternity Forge is beginning to become more apparent, and with that, the team try to uncover what it can really do. I’ve played so many Telltale Games that they’re becoming less of a treat and more of a chore, however, Under Pressure is a much better entry, and features some great character development. Too much of anything isn’t always a good thing, and the episodic formula has started to feel stale.
*This episode features spoilers for episode oneĪfter the first episode, I felt like I was done with Telltale, at least for a while.
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