OnlySP - When the first installment of The Walking Dead: The Game was released seven months ago, it came with the promise of a character-focused narrative and a dynamic story arc that would vary depending upon player choice. Since then, we’ve taken protagonist Lee Everett from the initial moments of the zombie apocalypse through the trials of survival in a world overrun by the undead. Along the way, we’ve encountered a number of intriguing and infuriating characters, most notably Clementine, the precocious eight year old girl who Lee befriended at the beginning of the first episode. Difficult, often inconceivable choices have marked a journey that has now reached its final chapter. The Walking Dead has undoubtedly been a unique experience that has presented one of the most engaging and emotional storylines in recent memory. Can this final installment, aptly named No Time Left, manage to satisfactorily conclude the narrative, somehow resolving the collection of plotlines and conflicts that have gathered over the past four episodes?
"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.
Couldn't agree more with the score, fantastic end to the series. Cannot wait for a second series, easily the best point and click adventure since The Curse of Monkey Island
This game literally hurt me. Tears were inevitable for me. No game has even come close to the emotional power of the walking dead game thus far. Truly an achievement.