The Walking Dead

The first season of The Walking Dead video game is nearing its end. Tomorrow will be launched the last episode of the first season stressful (in a good sense) for the players. Here is the trailer for episode 5, hoping to find Telltale Games orders a second season soon.

The first season penultimate episode of The Walking Dead videogame is coming. It is clear that those who have already fallen for the first games will pounce on this new ration, others may be attracted by the new trailer that accompanies it.

One image to illustrate today the arrival of the fourth episode of The Walking Dead planned for the month of October. Telltale Games is planning the release of a boxed version bringing together five episodes on 4 December.

Those of you who, like me, purchased the whole season of The Walking Dead will be glad to hear that the third episode entitled Long Road Ahead will be available today on PS3 in North America. No release date has been given for Europe on Sony's console but it should be soon enough. As for PC and 360, everyone will be able to continue the story as of tomorrow.

TellTale Games has released the first screenshots of Starved for Help, the second content of their episodic game The Walking Dead.

When I heard that Telltale was going to make a game adaptation of The Walking Dead, I must say I was a bit concerned. See, I am a huge fan of the comic book and I have not even dared to watch the TV series, so considering that their previous work on Jurassic Park (and Back To The Future to some extent) had been disappointing, I feared the worst. It turns out I was wrong and I don't regret purchasing the first season, the first episode being rather promising in terms of storytelling. Sure, it is more or less a sort of interactive graphic novel, where you are forced to make choices and take full responsibilities of your actions, but it is really faithful to the comic book and it definitely oozes atmosphere. If you're interested, stay away from our videos, as I think you don't want to spoil anything of what happens, especially if you haven't seen any gameplay footage yet. Our 1080p videos were captured at 60 fps and are obviously from the PC version.