Eu devia ter jogado esse jogo antes ele é simplesmente maravilhoso, as cenas de lutas da Michonne são épicas e a brutalidade é de cair o queixo, o terror que conseguiram criar quando as filhas dela aparecem é muito bom, é um jogo bem curto mas fecha bem a história tendo em vista que se passa durante um arco das hqs de The Walking Dead
Não é um jogo ruim, mas tem umas reviravoltas interessantes. Explora um pouco sobre o sofrimento da Michonne, mas ainda não te faz se conectar com a trama, alguns momentos de flashback são mais para jumpscares do que soma na história. O final é bacana, mas eu esperava algo mais nas origens da personagem.
A good entry in the series and a tie in for the comics (not the show). I don't remember much from this game like the others from the main series from Telltale but it was a good and short title to introduce someone to the series if they are a fan of the show and want to follow the fan favorite titular character.
I started playing The Walking Dead: Michonne back in 2017 as a fan of The Walking Dead Season One and the TV series. However, if I recall correctly, I never got past the first episode for no specific reason, I just didn't return to it, and time went by. I hope to get back to it someday and finish it, even though more than 6 years have passed.
Probably the weakest link of all the TWD telltale's series.
This one is like a dlc, it's short, focused on Michonne's story and it's great. You can complete it in 4 or a little bit more hours. Some moments i felt rage, discomfort and my nerves went up high. Either way keep in mind, it's not a sequel to the original one, but as an add-up it's good.
This one is like a dlc, it's short, focused on Michonne's story and it's great. You can complete it in 4 or a little bit more hours. Some moments i felt rage, discomfort and my nerves went up high. Either way keep in mind, it's not a sequel to the original one, but as an add-up it's good.
The first time I heard about this game, it was all negative opinions, saying that it had nothing to do with Season one and two, and that it was unnecessary and a waste of money.
But if I'm honest, I can put this game even higher than season 2. It does everything perfect, learning from the mistakes of the previous games, making what the player decides what he DOES want to do and say. I kept imagining what would happen next, and the game gives you a purpose to keep playing episode after episode FROM THE FIRST 2 MINUTES. Definitely a game that many should learn from when wanting to create a script.
Oh and by the way, the intro is one of the best things ever created.
The characters have emotions, you feel what they feel and you see them as if they were people, it makes you get attached to the characters in the story, without taking time away from you because "wow we need to develop characters" No, they do it while you are doing your stuff.
The story lasts as long as it has to, at no point did I feel bored or wanting to "play it later".
Now, the question of the century, can I play this without having played TWD Season 1 and TWD Season 2? Yes, completely, it has nothing to do with the story of the previous ones, but it is in the same universe.
I'll leave the analysis until here because I don't want to go into too much detail, I prefer you to discover the wonders that this game has in store for you.
Highly recommended.
But if I'm honest, I can put this game even higher than season 2. It does everything perfect, learning from the mistakes of the previous games, making what the player decides what he DOES want to do and say. I kept imagining what would happen next, and the game gives you a purpose to keep playing episode after episode FROM THE FIRST 2 MINUTES. Definitely a game that many should learn from when wanting to create a script.
Oh and by the way, the intro is one of the best things ever created.
The characters have emotions, you feel what they feel and you see them as if they were people, it makes you get attached to the characters in the story, without taking time away from you because "wow we need to develop characters" No, they do it while you are doing your stuff.
The story lasts as long as it has to, at no point did I feel bored or wanting to "play it later".
Now, the question of the century, can I play this without having played TWD Season 1 and TWD Season 2? Yes, completely, it has nothing to do with the story of the previous ones, but it is in the same universe.
I'll leave the analysis until here because I don't want to go into too much detail, I prefer you to discover the wonders that this game has in store for you.
Highly recommended.
I wish this game was longer because unlike the rest of telltale's TWD you play a bonafide badass so you are just bodying left and right leaving a trail of carnage. I wish Sam would reoccur in a later season as I was fond of her character. Was cool to see what michonne was up too while she left rick's crew too.
Here's a full walkthrough no commentary playlist on 4k ultra 60 fps here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZSV6Ef0rTR4IsdWbnfKIZn__rqmOAB_k
Here's a full walkthrough no commentary playlist on 4k ultra 60 fps here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZSV6Ef0rTR4IsdWbnfKIZn__rqmOAB_k
Pretty mediocre mini-series. Way too short of a game. Characters are too underdeveloped to care about them, the plot is basically Michonne running from location to location and people dying along the way. The only intriguing part of this game is the Michonne flashbacks. Her backstory was sort of explored in the show but this game expands on it. Aside from that, an extremely forgettable game.