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Artwork 3Minecraft: Story Mode is an action-adventure game developed by TellTale. The title revolves around the episodic series-like narrative and puts the importance of the player's choices forward. ###Gameplay The game resembles the genre of the point-and-click adventures. The players can talk with non-mandatory characters and choose the dialogue options out of four or five alternatives. There is a heavy focus on the QTE — the sequences where one must mash buttons in time accordingly with the pictograms depicted on the screen. At the end of each chapter, the player is presented with the choice diagram — his of her picks are compared to those of the other players across the world. It is not to be forgotten — Minecraft: Story Mode is the TellTale adaptation of another video game. Fingerprints of this are clear: the crafting mode essential to the original has been added to the game, and the title has become more friendly all in all. That is the contrast with the previous TellTale installments — they were mainly targeting mature audience. ###Story The Story Mode created the narrative from the start — the original game does not feature it. The story centers around Jesse — the protagonist and the player at the same time — who travel around the in-game world in searches for The Order of the Stone.
Neither Telltale, Mojang nor Microsoft ever published sales or budget figures for Story Mode. The only commercial signal on record is an anonymously-sourced 2018 report claiming that, of Telltale's catalogue, only The Walking Dead Season 1 and Minecraft: Story Mode were profitable — treat that as reported, not audited. Known price points: the Complete Adventure disc launched at $29.99 in October 2016, and individual episodes sold at $4.99. Telltale CEO Pete Hawley said in September 2018 that strong feedback "did not translate to sales" as the studio laid off roughly 90% of its 250 staff.