S01E04: James S. A. Corey is two people in a trench coat, but The Expanse is a singular masterpiece. If you’ve been nursing a lingering ache since the television show got shoved out of an airlock by corporate spreadsheet logic, this is the remedy.

The Expanse: A Telltale Series gives Camina Drummer her own video game, showing she was born with a patience shortage. This isn’t a life-on-rails walking simulator or a space-themed theme park ride. It is seven hours of earned agency where your choices dictate who survives the grinding gears of Earth, Mars, and the Belt.

Failing in this game is significantly more compelling than getting a flawless victory. I’ve broken down whether this interactive revival is actually worth your time, categorised by what kind of fan you might be. Yes, Cara Gee and Shohreh Aghdashloo return to put the rest of the voice-acting industry to shame. Yes, the swearing consultants clearly got a bonus. And yes, you will probably cry during the Archangel DLC.

• 📜 My accent your final boss battle? Full transcript: https://www.parrydox.com/why-you-liked-the-expanse
• 📚 Support the channel by checking out my book that got called a cross between the Expanse, Star Wars, and Aliens: https://www.books2read.com/TychesFlight

Tycho Station is waiting, and the airlocks are prepped. Choose wisely.

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