DHGF: While The Walking Dead Season 2 has turned a bit less into an adventure series and more like an interactive story, relying less on figuring out any kind of puzzles and instead focusing on using the character interaction and situations to drive the player forward, this has led to the series becoming even stronger as it skirts the fine line there and gives us some great characters that not only are we invested in, but we’re afraid we’re going to lose. Clementine has come into her own this time around, definitely more part of the group and even the one they’ve come to rely on even though she’s just a kid, because circumstances and life experience have made her far more than that. There’s a clear villain once again, showing up from our previous episodes that has to be dealt with and that’s something we didn’t really have with season one. This one leaves us on a cliffhanger more than any of the other episodes this season and it definitely leaves you wanting more.
Clementine is a character many gamers have come to know and love. But there's more to her than innocence and likeability that keeps us interested.
We've all seen a ton of zombie apocalyptic games in the recent years. But are they simply a dying fad? Or are they sticking around longer than we'd expect?
Neil writes "If you haven’t yet played through one of both of The Walking Dead seasons on the older generation of consoles, then you must check them out when they drop on the next gen soon. A release date for which has just been announced."
Hopefully these aren't too expensive, only played episode one before I left my 360 to a friend!
Milk that motherf**ker, quick! I might finish the first "game" on my vita one day.
Does anyone know if you bought the whole first season including 400 days on ps3 if there's any sort of discount?
Played on 360 but Id like to play them again, and make different choices this time around.