The Walking Dead. A tale about Clementine and all those around her. This shall be a spoiler review so please, read with caution.




Season 1: The game starts off strong introducing Lee as the main character. He finds a 8-9 year old Clementine hiding away in her tree house waiting for her parents to return from their vacation, unaware of the situations. Lee takes her under his care and teaches her the ways to survive in this cruel world. He becomes a second father to her and always tries to be there for her. It doesn't end well for Lee, but he is succeeded by Clementine who takes him out of his misery. 9/10 overall, mostly all characters were good. Molly's story remained unfinished.

400 days: A sort of spin-off on the first season showing the lives of 5 people within 400 days of the fall of civilisation. Shel and her sister, Wyatt, Bonnie, Vince and Russell. I personally liked Shel and Vince's stories the best. They seemed more polished and had meaning. Bonnie, Wyatt, Shel and her sister all appear in the 2nd season aswell. 400 days was a unique concept and I believe should be tried by all as it was small enough. 8/10

Season 2: You start as Clementine, now 11 years of age. You start the game either with Christa and Omid or only Christa soon being forced to abandon them and being found lying on a river side. You fight a dog and get bit by it which looks like a walker bite aswell. As you come close to death you are rescued by Nick, Pete and Luke. As their group discovers your bite they suspect it of being a walker's and trap you in a shed for observation. The story progresses slower than last time but is fun nonetheless. The common enemy seems to be a man named Carver who the group wronged sometime back. The pregnant lady Rebecca, carries his son who later will become AJ. The group runs into another one where Clementine reunites with Kenny who was thought to be dead at the end of season 1. Clem and Kenny's group work together to fight off Carver. Slowly and steadily, the group becomes smaller and smaller and they start fighting with each other. In the end you either go with Kenny to Wellington or Molly back to Howe's Depot. 8/10, still very good but a little more back and forth slows the story down.

Season 3 (A New Frontier): I wouldn't go into much detail about Season 3 but that doesn't mean it was bad. A new story is formed around Javier Garcia, his brother's wife Kate and their son and daughter Gabriel and Mariana. New Frontier starts off slow but quickly catches up. It is a very exhilarating and powerful story surrounding the politics of Richmond. Of course, the game doesn't forget about Clementine who makes appearances throughout the season trying to find AJ who she lost to David and the New Frontier. The story ends strong with Javier and Kate restoring Richmond seperating from Clementine on a good note. 9/10

Season 4 (The Final Season): Clementine is almost an adult now, along with AJ who is about the same age or more as Clem was in the beginning. She now acts as his mother and tries to teach him all the skills Lee had taught her. Soon they find Ericson boarding school for the troubled youth and the children in it. More or less, all the characters in Season 4 develop and have seperate identities, Louis and Violet especially. As you prepare to fight against the Delta and the long thought to be dead Lilly who shot Carly in S1, you develop a bond with the person you decided to save after their raid on the school. Clem and Violet's relationship is shown beautifully and gracefully. In the end, Clem didn't die. She managed to live because of Aj's determination and her willpower. She got her home, relationship with someone who cares about her and friends. 10/10

Michonne (Season 5): A somewhat lackluster spin-off of the TV show character Michonne. 3 episodes don't do justice to her story but its alright nonetheless. Playable at best but not as interesting as Clem's story. Worth one playthrough. 6/10

The Walking Dead. A tale about Clementine and all those around her. This shall be a spoiler review so please, read with caution. Season 1: The game starts off strong introducing Lee as the main character. He finds a 8-9 year old Clementine hiding away in her tree house waiting for her parents to return from their vacation, unaware of the situations. Lee takes her under his care and teaches her the ways to survive in this cruel world. He becomes a second father to her and always tries to be there for her. It doesn't end well for Lee, but he is succeeded by Clementine who takes him out of his misery. 9/10 overall, mostly all characters were good. Molly's story remained unfinished. 400 days: A sort of spin-off on the first season showing the lives of 5 people within 400 days of the fall of civilisation. Shel and her sister, Wyatt, Bonnie, Vince and Russell. I personally liked Shel and Vince's stories the best. They seemed more polished and had meaning. Bonnie, Wyatt, Shel and her sister all appear in the 2nd season aswell. 400 days was a unique concept and I believe should be tried by all as it was small enough. 8/10 Season 2: You start as Clementine, now 11 years of age. You start the game either with Christa and Omid or only Christa soon being forced to abandon them and being found lying on a river side. You fight a dog and get bit by it which looks like a walker bite aswell. As you come close to death you are rescued by Nick, Pete and Luke. As their group discovers your bite they suspect it of being a walker's and trap you in a shed for observation. The story progresses slower than last time but is fun nonetheless. The common enemy seems to be a man named Carver who the group wronged sometime back. The pregnant lady Rebecca, carries his son who later will become AJ. The group runs into another one where Clementine reunites with Kenny who was thought to be dead at the end of season 1. Clem and Kenny's group work together to fight off Carver. Slowly and steadily, the group becomes smaller and smaller and they start fighting with each other. In the end you either go with Kenny to Wellington or Molly back to Howe's Depot. 8/10, still very good but a little more back and forth slows the story down. Season 3 (A New Frontier): I wouldn't go into much detail about Season 3 but that doesn't mean it was bad. A new story is formed around Javier Garcia, his brother's wife Kate and their son and daughter Gabriel and Mariana. New Frontier starts off slow but quickly catches up. It is a very exhilarating and powerful story surrounding the politics of Richmond. Of course, the game doesn't forget about Clementine who makes appearances throughout the season trying to find AJ who she lost to David and the New Frontier. The story ends strong with Javier and Kate restoring Richmond seperating from Clementine on a good note. 9/10 Season 4 (The Final Season): Clementine is almost an adult now, along with AJ who is about the same age or more as Clem was in the beginning. She now acts as his mother and tries to teach him all the skills Lee had taught her. Soon they find Ericson boarding school for the troubled youth and the children in it. More or less, all the characters in Season 4 develop and have seperate identities, Louis and Violet especially. As you prepare to fight against the Delta and the long thought to be dead Lilly who shot Carly in S1, you develop a bond with the person you decided to save after their raid on the school. Clem and Violet's relationship is shown beautifully and gracefully. In the end, Clem didn't die. She managed to live because of Aj's determination and her willpower. She got her home, relationship with someone who cares about her and friends. 10/10 Michonne (Season 5): A somewhat lackluster spin-off of the TV show character Michonne. 3 episodes don't do justice to her story but its alright nonetheless. Playable at best but not as interesting as Clem's story. Worth one playthrough. 6/10