let go A branching narrative game from AdHoc Studio, a team of former Telltale developers who know a thing or two about choice-driven storytelling. The choose-your-own adventure game follows the story of former superhero Robert Robertson, who ends up working at a chaotic emergency dispatch center after losing his robot suit, temporarily demoting him from superhero to dispatcher. Now, rather than trapping villains, he makes split-second decisions through his headset, and those choices come back to him quickly. The entire game lives and breathes through the relationships players build or destroy, making every new conversation as important as the last.
In a recent interview with Game Rant, voice actress Laura Bailey (The Last of Us: Part 2, important role, Marvel's Spider-Man 2) and Erin Yvette (hades 2, wolf in us, Armored Core 6: Flame of the Rubicon) talked about working hours. let go Why one episode in particular stood out to them. Both immediately singled out Episode 4 as their favorite, teasing that this is where the story really starts to change. Without spoiling anything, they've hinted that this is the point where the big choices become difficult and the relationships players have built will finally start to pay off, raising the stakes in a way that sounds like it'll catch many players off guard.
Dispatch's Laura Bailey and Erin Yvette Favor Episode 4
Telltale veterans should be familiar with choose your own adventure games, including: let go The player's dialogue choices typically have a much greater impact on the narrative than in many choice-driven RPGs. According to Episode 4 of Erin Yvette: let go This is one of those episodes that seems to place the player in a position where their relationships with certain characters change drastically depending on the choices they make. When asked which episode was her favorite and why, Yvette broke the ice with “I love 4” and explained:
“There are a lot of important decisions made. I also think it's an episode that shines a lot of light on certain characters and adds depth and nuance to Robert's relationships with them. I also think it's an episode that adds a general understanding of where they're coming from and what they're looking for – why they're there and what they want.”
After hearing Yvette confirm that episode 4 was her favorite episode, Bailey immediately emphatically stated, “I was going to say 4!” If so, there's a good chance we'll get Episode 4. let go It features one of the game's biggest moments, considering the two agreed so emphatically. Bailey added it
“I think Episode 4 starts off in a very solid way with Nick and Pierre being like, ‘Okay, get ready, Laura!’”
Now both Bailey and Yvette have agreed to episode 4, but let go My favorite was “It's here! Get ready, Laura!” by AdHoc Studio founders Nick Herman and Pierre Shorette. The direction suggests that Invisigig will play a major role in Robert Robertson's arc during the episode. Of course, this may vary depending on the choices the player makes throughout the game's story. As actor Aaron Paul confirmed in a previous interview that he recorded the conversation. let go Due to the variety of paths players can take and the scale of the characters involved, it took about two years to complete.
But if it happens let go Actors Laura Bailey and Erin Yvette both preemptively concluded that the game's fourth episode was their favorite. If so, they may not be the only ones feeling that way. At the very least, players may want to pay special attention to choices regarding Robert's relationships with Blonde Blazer and Invisigal during the episodes leading up to 4, in light of how much Yvette and Bailey agree on their importance to the narrative.
- released
-
October 22, 2025
- ESRB
-
Ages 17+ / Blood, crude humor, intense violence, nudity, sexual content, strong language, drug and alcohol use
- developer
-
ad hoc studio
- publisher
-
ad hoc studio
first episode of let go It will be released on October 21, 2025 for PC and PlayStation 5.
