Wii · 2010
Back to the Future: The Game
A complete physical edition of Telltale's five-episode cinematic adventure, following Marty McFly as he hunts for a vanished Doc Brown.
- Publisher
- Telltale Games
- Format
- Optical disc
- Genre
- point-and-click adventure
- Released
- 2010
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Overview
Back to the Future: The Game unfolds six months after the events of the third film, with the DeLorean returning to Hill Valley without its owner. Players guide Marty McFly back to 1931, where he must recruit a reluctant teenage Doc Brown to rescue his older counterpart. The story is delivered across five episodes in Telltale's cinematic point-and-click style, with a plot co-written by Bob Gale and voice performances from the original film's stars.
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Why it matters
This release bundles the entire episodic series onto a single optical disc, making the full story accessible without separate episode purchases. It stands as a notable example of Telltale's early adventure work adapted for the Wii, where the classic point-and-click interaction is handled through the Wii Remote.
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The physical edition
A typical complete copy of this release includes the game disc in a standard Wii case, along with any included printed materials or inserts. Specific packaging variations, region markings, and bundled extras can differ by market, so verify the exact edition before purchase.
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Playing it today
This title runs on the Nintendo Wii and requires a Wii Remote to guide Marty through the point-and-click adventure. The full five-episode story is contained on the disc, so no additional downloads are needed to complete the game.