In season 2 you got play as clem instead of Lee. She has grown up about (2 years) and goes of on her own adventure with a new companion. It's been a while but in hindsight this felt a lot more like actually making decisions to survive in the wilderness of the twd world then the first. Clem's character gets a lot of development and I remember there were actually 8 different endings!
They made me love Clementine more, and made me hate/love Kenny more
Feels just as if not more restrictive as the first game. The story is entertaining enough, but don't expect it to feel specific to you.
i mean if you didn't choose kenny you're just objectively wrong
not quite as strong as the first, but still very good nonetheless
shouldve been gayer
Same mechanical flaws as its predecessor, but a significant dip in writing and audio mixing. Clementine isn't as compelling a protagonist, with her choices rarely being important until the last episode. Several pointless deaths tie up loose threads in the plot. The journey is still fun though, with Kenny's return and progression being the highlight.
A wasted villain and a misused main character stopped this from being an interesting follow-up to the fantastic first season.
It's still packed with a lot of gut wrenching and emotional moments though.
It's still packed with a lot of gut wrenching and emotional moments though.
a jane eh a melhor personagem desse jogo, eh isso
I loved the second Season, it had its good share of plot twists and characters. I loved Clementine as a protagonist because it REALLY shows development between here and her debut in the first Season.
Overall, a solid Telltale take-your-own-choice game, and a really good continuation of the original.
Overall, a solid Telltale take-your-own-choice game, and a really good continuation of the original.
Not a bad continuation, but I wished the characters from 400 days weren't wasted as secondary characters.
Honestly I preferred this to Season 1, having a 9-year-old as the main character thrust into difficult situations makes for a more compelling narrative.
sassy clem, en dankje kenny voor arvo op zn bek slaan
while still a solid outing in its own right, this game really helps to appreciate just how much lightning the first season captured in its metaphorical bottle.
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Honestly way better than the first season. It felt more engaging and emotional. Kenny is the best character
Season 2 doesn't really live up to Season 1, but it's by no means a bad game.
Probably more me getting tired of the gameplay, but just not as emotionally impactful as season 1.
telltale flopped hard here
An exciting choice-driven sequel with many different endings.
Weaker overall than the first season, particularly in length and point-and-click puzzles, but still a fantastic game overall.
Not as good as s1 but still a song Emotional through line with Kenny and you already care about Clementine so playing as he is effective the new characters just don’t make much of a impact
'The Walking Dead: Season Two' is one of those sequels that has a handful of amazing elements, but also has too many characters and story lines it has no idea what to do with -- making for a sporadically compelling but overall inconsistent outing.
If you want to make a game about a young girl, then make a game about a young girl.
Don’t treat her like some generic adult protagonist. Don’t have her do every pivotal little thing. Definitely don’t give her a sit-down with the villain where he explains how she’s just like him.
Decent writing and voice acting aren’t enough. It’s how she exists in the gameworld and how that world responds. If her subjectivity, her vulnerability, her circumscribed choices are truly important, then design the entire game around them.
Because if I don’t believe in Clementine, then what’s the point?
Don’t treat her like some generic adult protagonist. Don’t have her do every pivotal little thing. Definitely don’t give her a sit-down with the villain where he explains how she’s just like him.
Decent writing and voice acting aren’t enough. It’s how she exists in the gameworld and how that world responds. If her subjectivity, her vulnerability, her circumscribed choices are truly important, then design the entire game around them.
Because if I don’t believe in Clementine, then what’s the point?
Idk after the first season this stuff got old. It's a pretty lame story but it's not like the game came to my house and shoot my dog. It's just serviceable which may be worse than being awful.
i like kenny
NO IMPORTA LO QUE DIGAN DE TI, KENNY. TU SOLO QUERIAS LO MEJOR PARA CLEM Y AJ
Edgy af pero buen juego
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This game was pretty rough. None of the characters were too memorable to me and all looked similar stylistically. I was pumped when Kenny came back and stuck by his side. Though I am doing a reply where I only give sassy responses and that has lead to a much funnier game and far more interesting dialogue with the cast. So, maybe with that knowledge I'd rate it higher, but after the first game it was a huge let down.
A good sequel. Clem is still great.
It's not even close to what season 1 was, but it's an excellent continuation that develops the clementine very well