Pixels for Breakfast writes: Telltale Games has always been teetering on the very edge of mainstream success; since their formation in 2004, the adventure game studio has nailed episodic down, proven that licensed franchises don’t have to be the scum of the gaming world, and have revived a dying genre for the edge of oblivion. Despite amassing a huge number of devoted fans over the past eight years, they have always managed to be respected but never quite up to the standards of “core” gamers. That’s about to change now with the release of The Walking Dead Episode 5: No Time Left, which is not only their best release to date, but will no doubt earn them numerous Game of the Year awards and will become the benchmark for storytelling in games for years to come.
"Come hang out and talk Telltale with us. This episode we talk about The Walking Dead Episode 5 – No Time Left. We wanna know your thoughts! Leave us a review!" -- PlayStation Enthusiast
Telltale Games have pulled out all the stops in No Going Back, with moments so powerful, so moving, that it will leave you with an emotional hangover afterwards. I wouldn't say it was as shocking as Season 1, but it was definitely worth playing for the powerful experience alone. It will manipulate your feelings and break your heart - a ride worth going on. [MMGN]
With the release of The Walking Dead: Episode 5 around the corner, Telltale Games have released a developer interview.
Just finished it. AMAZING GAME! Haven't cried during a game in many years, but a few tears slipped out, it's just that emotional. Definitely one of the best games to come out in a long long time, and proves why story is so important for a game, it's well worth it when done right.