This "New Frontier" storyline doesn't add anything to Clementine's story, but I liked the new characters nevertheless. As reaching the same emotional impact of the first season would be nearly impossible, this time we have a whole new setting with a relatively action-packed adventure kind of approach. The writing is a little too naive at times, but at least it felt like our choices mattered for once. It sucks that the second season's ending gets undone though. The gameplay is similar to previous chapters, but we do not have as many useless interactive sections as before.

Played through The Telltale Definitive Series. Absolutely worse than the first two in almost every way. The point and click elements were worse, the world and characters looked worse despite clearly having better graphical fidelity over all, Clementine has become an insufferable bitch in the time between the last game and this one. No matter what choices you made in season 2 she is like this. Her choices at the end of the game are completely determined by the flashback sequences and not at all with how you treat her or help her throughout the game, which seems insanely stupid. I never cared about Kate, or David, or Tripp or Gabe like I cared about Kenny, Lee, and Clem in the first two games. Javi is a pretty cool character though.

Mediocre quality drop followup to a great game, Javier is cool but I can't say I cared that much for the others (hell some characters I can't even remember who they are, an issue I never had in S1, S2 or S4), fuck Gabe and his teen angst bullshit. Jesus is also cool tho lol, I picked the flirt option with him not thinking itd be flirting and that was quite a fun outcome lol. At the end tho, was this sidetracking really necessary or worth it? No, but Final Season is atleast good. Also weird ass oversaturated ReShade looking graphics completely missing the point of the bleak look of the series, something Final Season also fixed. I think Definitive Edition also fixed it? I never played any of these on that

Javi, Kate, and David need to go to group therapy because holy shit, they are a mess.

Oh yeah, the game is good btw. No idea why it gets so much hate. I guess some of the choices didn't matter, but that's been an issue since the start of the series. It was worse in season 2. Although there are still some dogshit moments here, don't get me wrong. There's one choice at the end of episode 4 that I thought was fantastic initially, only for ep 5 to make that decision meaningless in the lamest way possible. If you know, you know. It's such a stupid moment.

But besides some awful moments here and there, I think this season is underrated. I mean, it has fucking Jesus in it. What else can ya ask for?