One of my favorite intros from the season, this one features “Busy Earnin’” by Jungle. An early indication that this game was going to be something a little more special than the average Telltale game.

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Episode Two: Atlas Mugged

A dramatic slow-mo intro featuring “Kiss The Sky” by Shawn Lee’s Ping Pong Orchestra. Probably one of the most iconic scenes from the season, and I’m still impressed at how fluidly they animated Rhys’s shoe coming off.

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Episode Three: Catch A Ride

A kicky road trip montage set to “Pieces of the People We Love” by The Rapture. I wasn’t blown away by this one the first time I saw it, but now that I’ve finished the game, I appreciate it a lot more. Loader Bot and Gordys being friends! Fiona giving Rhys his shoe back! Aww.

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Episode Four: Escape Plan Bravo

Easily my favorite of the bunch, episode 4’s intro featured “To The Top” by Twin Shadow. This intro kicks so much ass—it’s dramatic, funny, and exciting in equal measure, plus it features my favorite video-game cockblock of 2015:

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Catch a ride, y’all.

Episode Five: The Vault of the Traveler

Something of a downer, the finale’s intro featured “Retrograde” by James Blake. It may have been a bummer of an intro, but it’s in line with the downerish nature of the final episode. (Well, the first half, at least.)

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After the (surprisingly uplifting and heartwarming!) ending, we got a bonus:

A terrific credits sequence, featuring “My Silver Lining” by First Aid Kit. For the first time, I didn’t skip the credits! I hope Telltale Games will remember that, too.

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