The Walking Dead: Season Two - A Telltale Games Series

Well its a good game to fill your break-time in one shot play, cause no use trying to play again and choosing different choice , cause just like the First season the outcome cannot been change , you can only choose on the last part between two people who will remain with you, well they should not killed Lee on first season , the game probably will be better with Lee still alive .

Buen juego , entretenido ya llevo unas horas con el

Walking Dead always been my #1 most favorite among Telltale's games. Looking forward for Walking Dead: Season 3 this year!

Telltale games amazes us once more with their story driving game. This time it's the sequel of the first season of TWD, which centers Clementine as our protoganist.

The only complaint I have with the game are the sometimes choppy framerate and loading times. Other then those minor problems, it's a great game to an amazing serie!

The Walking Dead Season Two follows the trail of playable anything seen in the first season. Continue the exploration and interaction with the environment being present, the dialogues in which we make decisions that affect our relationship with the characters and action moments the style Quick Time Event. The playable members remain the same and except for a small facelift in the interface, when playing no big surprises.

If any part of the history and the Clementine own, somewhat higher than in the first season and, above all, self-sufficient and mature (to remain a girl). And, along its 5 chapters, again, with an average duration of between 2-3 hours, we will have to overcome all kinds of difficulties, how to survive a new psychopath named Carver (voiced in English the always brilliant Michael Madsen), in addition to meeting new friends and allies.

It is also true that Telltale Games has tried to go a little further with the system making, trying to be more scenarios and variations as we choose ... but the fact remains that still hovering feeling, for most of the game, that, whatever we do, we will end up coming to the same point.