The Walking Dead: Season One (also known as The Walking Dead: The Game) is an episodic interactive drama graphic adventure video game developed and published by Telltale Games. Based on Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead comic book series, the game consists of five episodes, released between April and November 2012. It is available for Android, iOS, Kindle Fire HDX, Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game is the first of The Walking Dead video game series published by Telltale.
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I AM STUNNED. I don't give a fk about what people say but, this hot shit here's got the best story amongst all of Zombie Apocalypse media. Nothing even comes close.
Yeah I know that the gameplay is close to none in this but, if they would have made it into a movie, that would fail to deliver what this game does.
The graphics may be cartoonish, but the world is not empty. You as Lee Everett meet and lose so many people with different traits and character. You make choices those come to bite you later in the game. You make bonds with so many lovely characters. And you feel bad when each of then meet their fate.
The environment is great as well. The colors, soundtracks and voice lines blend readily to create a depressing feel.
Considering the budget and resources that the development team had at the displosal, this game is still better than some of the modern AAA Zombie games.
Telltale games actually does stand for it's name. This game is a Tale that has been told amazingly.
Yeah I know that the gameplay is close to none in this but, if they would have made it into a movie, that would fail to deliver what this game does.
The graphics may be cartoonish, but the world is not empty. You as Lee Everett meet and lose so many people with different traits and character. You make choices those come to bite you later in the game. You make bonds with so many lovely characters. And you feel bad when each of then meet their fate.
The environment is great as well. The colors, soundtracks and voice lines blend readily to create a depressing feel.
Considering the budget and resources that the development team had at the displosal, this game is still better than some of the modern AAA Zombie games.
Telltale games actually does stand for it's name. This game is a Tale that has been told amazingly.
Fuck you Telltale for making me cry
One of the first big "choices matter" visual novel with qte games, and Telltales big launch. Both when I first played it, and now, I think that this is a great, emotional game and has one of the best protagonists in the Telltale series. The fear and confusion of the dead rising and infecting is present here like nowhere else in the following sequels, and the choices do generally feel like they matter.
Honestly, this game could make a glass eye cry.
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Ti commuove sempre nel finale.