The Walking Dead: 400 Days

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7.5

Generally favorable reviews- based on 371 Ratings

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  1. MispeledStalion
    Oct 16, 2013
    7
    The writing, the art style, the atmosphere, the tough decisions all the things that made The Walking Dead The Game so great are still there in 400 Days, but what's lost is a sense of investment in the characters and their struggles. Because their stories are so short, you don't really get a feel for character development, so while the stories and characters are quite good, it's tough forThe writing, the art style, the atmosphere, the tough decisions all the things that made The Walking Dead The Game so great are still there in 400 Days, but what's lost is a sense of investment in the characters and their struggles. Because their stories are so short, you don't really get a feel for character development, so while the stories and characters are quite good, it's tough for me, the player, to emotionally connect to any of them the way I did to Lee, Clementine, Kenny, and even lesser characters in TWD Game. But the Shel chapter, the fact that your decisions will affect Season 2, and the very reasonable $5 price tag make it well worth your time.… Expand
  2. Midnight
    Jul 4, 2013
    7
    To save a rather huge wall of text, I'm going to wrap up my problem with this installment quite quickly: You can't see the connection from your choices to the endgame. Your choices throughout the five different character pieces basically changes who's there at the end. But there's absolutely NO way to see "Oh making x choices means this character's not there." It just doesn't follow-- theTo save a rather huge wall of text, I'm going to wrap up my problem with this installment quite quickly: You can't see the connection from your choices to the endgame. Your choices throughout the five different character pieces basically changes who's there at the end. But there's absolutely NO way to see "Oh making x choices means this character's not there." It just doesn't follow-- the ending honestly feels like a complete non-sequitur. Play it to get ready for Season 2, but it's just not going to have the impact of Season 1.… Expand
  3. fessisbest
    Jul 3, 2013
    6
    With some cool gameplay elements but no attachment to any of the characters, 400 days just doesn't leave as much of an impact as the first season did. This leaves me optimistic for season 2.
  4. bassman2112
    Jul 4, 2013
    6
    I adore Telltale's Walking Dead game. I convinced all of my close friends to buy, and play through it just so we could talk about the story. It is one of the few stories in gaming that's really, really engaged me. I was also really impressed with the way they handled the idea of episodic gaming. The way each episode ended was perfect for a continuing story, and for 2 or 3 hours every twoI adore Telltale's Walking Dead game. I convinced all of my close friends to buy, and play through it just so we could talk about the story. It is one of the few stories in gaming that's really, really engaged me. I was also really impressed with the way they handled the idea of episodic gaming. The way each episode ended was perfect for a continuing story, and for 2 or 3 hours every two months they had my complete, undivided attention.

    When I saw them announce at Sony's 2013 E3 conference that there was going to be a bridging episode between the first and second season, I was immediately on board. When it came up on Steam, I immediately purchased it.

    After 2.5 hours of playing, I can honestly say I wasn't satisfied.

    (I apologize if you consider describing the structure as spoilers; but I will be absolutely spoiler-free in terms of story)

    The structure of the episode is to break everything up into small, succinct stories each with their own cast of characters. This is a fairly impressive task that they came up with a bunch of scenarios; but I feel like the execution was poor. All of the decisions felt very contrived, some of the voiceover was extremely weak, and by the end of it, I didn't want to play anymore. I had to force myself through the last two scenarios because I had nearly ceased caring by that point.

    On my Macbook Pro (2011), there were a lot of framerate issues, as well as some buggy graphics and really janky movement issues. I would rather have played it on my PC, and maybe those issues are fixed there; but this happens to be where my save lives, and at that moment in time I didn't feel like migrating it haha. Though those don't affect the story/writing at all, it impacted my experience.

    I'll sum it up here and say that this episode seems like it could have some interesting bearing on the coming season; but I found my experience with it to be fairly negative. That is not to say it isn't "good," the writing quality is still pretty good; but I felt no connection to any of the scenarios.

    I gave this game 3/5 because I feel that the quality is there, it just really didn't appeal to me and there were some things I really disliked about it.    … Expand
  5. xZippy
    Jul 30, 2013
    7
    A very entertaining and well written DLC, but because the stories are so short, you don't find yourself connecting to them like you did when you're playing as Lee Everett. The heavy choices you have to make are still there, but they don't carry as far like the first season. I say it's worth the $5, especially since the choices are planned to carry into Season 2.
  6. InspectorJ
    Jul 6, 2013
    7
    It is nice to return to the game world of 'The Walking Dead' with five short filler stories, but that is pretty much what it is a filler. The five separate stories are quick and decisive introducing an abundance of new characters. Don't expect to receive as much tension and emotion compared to Season 1, but it will be interesting to see how this filler connects with the next series.
    To    It is nice to return to the game world of 'The Walking Dead' with five short filler stories, but that is pretty much what it is a filler. The five separate stories are quick and decisive introducing an abundance of new characters. Don't expect to receive as much tension and emotion compared to Season 1, but it will be interesting to see how this filler connects with the next series.
    To conclude; a short game with some nice small easter eggs that is easily worth your £5.    … Expand
  7. pattybouvier
    Jul 4, 2013
    7
    A good collection of short stories with some funny and interesting characters. Not up to the quality of the main game but it's short, sweet, and I'm interested to see how this links to season 2.
  8. vahn
    Jul 5, 2013
    7
    Unlike the original game, this small DLC only ads 5 more stories, each one that should last more or less 30 minutes, in which the choices you will make will influence the ending of the (DLC) story: even though it's definitely short, but has an ok price for it, I can only say that it's still pretty good and well done: the few characters in are very interesting (although too bad it ends tooUnlike the original game, this small DLC only ads 5 more stories, each one that should last more or less 30 minutes, in which the choices you will make will influence the ending of the (DLC) story: even though it's definitely short, but has an ok price for it, I can only say that it's still pretty good and well done: the few characters in are very interesting (although too bad it ends too quickly) and the choices in it are still hard to make and not always clear. In other words, this game still takes the atmosphere of the game greatly and it's still a nice addition to enjoy. The only big flaws, like I said, are the very short time required to finish it (finished in about 2 hours), and the fact that the characters while being interesting we don't get enough time to understand their backstories, which is a huge waste of potential. All in all, if you loved the game, for a pretty good price this DLC is still good to try, just don't expect the same quality as the 5 episodes of the main game.… Expand
  9. Necrotaur
    Sep 12, 2013
    6
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This isn't a new episode so much as it's an intro for a new episode, clocking in at around an hour. The characters and their (slight) interaction before the end are interesting, but you play each one separately for 15 minutes, which sort of waters down the experience. The choices you make don't seem to have much impact on the story. For example, there's one section where you have the choice to join up with someone, but if you choose not to, a zombie horde forces you to. Later you can try to shoot someone, but if you do the gun jams. The story is very, very linear.… Expand
  10. Rogyapa
    Jul 5, 2013
    7
    It's 5 vignettes, all vaguely tied together, and should only take you about 2.5 hrs to finish.
    Certain stories stuck with me more than others (Shel and Bonnie's) just do to there being a bit more characterization in those.
    There are some nice touches linking the episodes together if you're looking for them (though nothing really linking this and season 1 except for a shot of the    It's 5 vignettes, all vaguely tied together, and should only take you about 2.5 hrs to finish.
    Certain stories stuck with me more than others (Shel and Bonnie's) just do to there being a bit more characterization in those.
    There are some nice touches linking the episodes together if you're looking for them (though nothing really linking this and season 1 except for a shot of the pharmacy..).
    If you liked the the first season, you'll probably enjoy this one, though personally I would've liked a bit more resolution to each vignette.    … Expand
  11. PolisKanin
    Mar 14, 2014
    7
    I usually love The Walking Dead, but however the charm of the characters we all knew and loved have gone, as they're replaced by other new characters. However, what keeps this as a 7 is Russel's story, and the prison guy's story. The rest aren't worth writing home (or to metacritic) about.
  12. Horrux
    Sep 26, 2013
    6
    A lowly 6/10 from me. These are characters we know nothing about, and do not care about, one way or another. Therein lies the impact of choices and consequences in the first game, and this crucial element is completely missing from this DLC. Thus, this is, in my opinion, a pointless addition to a great game.

    However, the voice acting and graphics are all as well done as the game itself,    A lowly 6/10 from me. These are characters we know nothing about, and do not care about, one way or another. Therein lies the impact of choices and consequences in the first game, and this crucial element is completely missing from this DLC. Thus, this is, in my opinion, a pointless addition to a great game.

    However, the voice acting and graphics are all as well done as the game itself, hence the score.    … Expand
  13. JonesR
    Nov 17, 2013
    7
    400 Days provides a couple short add-on stories that have nothing to do with the original game. I wasn't too impressed with these bite sized pieces since the original game was so deep and thorough. These bits just kind of left an empty feeling of incompleteness. There just wasn't enough content to really sink into and what was there didn't feel very engaging. I would have rather seen focus400 Days provides a couple short add-on stories that have nothing to do with the original game. I wasn't too impressed with these bite sized pieces since the original game was so deep and thorough. These bits just kind of left an empty feeling of incompleteness. There just wasn't enough content to really sink into and what was there didn't feel very engaging. I would have rather seen focus on a single individual. It's pretty much just about making tough decision and living with the consequences. The price is right and it's worth one play through, but nothing too memorable.… Expand
  14. JimCorbett
    Jul 13, 2013
    5
    Definitely below the standard of the base game. 400 days gives you 5 different storylines, each of which lasts about 15 minutes and features different characters, all for $5. That's a bit steep of a price for so little content. I found it very difficult to have any emotional attachment to the characters based on the brief time spent in each storyline. The story itself also wasn't veryDefinitely below the standard of the base game. 400 days gives you 5 different storylines, each of which lasts about 15 minutes and features different characters, all for $5. That's a bit steep of a price for so little content. I found it very difficult to have any emotional attachment to the characters based on the brief time spent in each storyline. The story itself also wasn't very good. I often found my character doing things i didn't intend on because of very vague options or poor story flow. Russel's chapter in particular was quite bad. In the end, I was quite disappointed by the DLC overall If you really enjoyed the Walking Dead, you'll probably enjoy this too. But, if you are on ends about it, you may want to stay clear, at least until it has a hefty sale.… Expand
  15. Kenmei
    Jul 24, 2013
    6
    Decent DLC here. It's got the tough decision making that the first one had and it's well written with great voice acting. Issue is that it's too short and the emotional connection you had with the first group of characters is non-existent because of the very short length. There was potential here for some great character development, something the first game was built on, but if theseDecent DLC here. It's got the tough decision making that the first one had and it's well written with great voice acting. Issue is that it's too short and the emotional connection you had with the first group of characters is non-existent because of the very short length. There was potential here for some great character development, something the first game was built on, but if these characters do develop, it'll be in season 2. It's only 5 bucks but I'm not honestly sure I'd recommend it for that price just because of the lack of content. If you're hard up for some more Walking Dead, then you've probably already got this. As for the rest of us, which included myself, if you can find it for cheaper like I did, then it's not a bad deal. Just know it'll only last you an hour, if that. Be prepared for a very short length.… Expand
  16. Klewer
    Oct 4, 2013
    5
    Average DLC that really adds nothing new to the game, extends the original or last long enough to make you care. Has some interesting decisions to make but not much else.
  17. SteamEnginator
    Jul 26, 2013
    5
    The choices you make don´t change the outcome one bit. And since it will only take 1 or 2 hours to complete this dlc, 5€ is too much to pay. 2€ is more accurate of a price considering the content that this
    brings to the table.
  18. Lavaeolus
    Jan 26, 2014
    7
    I was torn here, between a 7 and an 8. 7 seems too little, but 8 feels like major praise. It is, after all, 9 minus 1 (maths!), and how often do you see a 10? Regardless, I went with a 7, because 400 Days while compelling at times has some heavy flaws. The different stories are an interesting experiment, and not wholly unsuccessful. Each character -- though as you'd expect semi-avatar andI was torn here, between a 7 and an 8. 7 seems too little, but 8 feels like major praise. It is, after all, 9 minus 1 (maths!), and how often do you see a 10? Regardless, I went with a 7, because 400 Days while compelling at times has some heavy flaws. The different stories are an interesting experiment, and not wholly unsuccessful. Each character -- though as you'd expect semi-avatar and customizable in nature -- has their own clear personality, so they don't all feel like Lee Mark 2. The crossover between the episodes is, if a bit cheesy at times, pretty nice. Finding out about the source of a certain bloodstain in another character's story...

    The real downer is the length. The stories are all fairly short, which has a ripple effect on other elements. The game is good about getting you to care about it's characters in spite of that (you won't care as much as you did Lee and Clem, but you'll still hope that most of them don't all die), but the fragmented nature of the stories also means every one of them has to start before moving on. Consequences don't have the chance to truly have any impact. Cast in point: Vince's story, while fairly interesting and ending on a dramatic note, may as well have been just one conversation. Its last choice is a tricky one, but never will you see its consequences. The same for almost everyone but Shel, who probably has the best choice and consequence (taking place during its rough middle). However, in the end her resolution in the Epilogue is disappointing.

    And so it is for everyone, as the Epilogue is lacking and almost tacked-on. It offers some interesting comments about how the stories turned out, but isn't sufficiently explained and highlights the lack of proper consequence caused by the DLC's short length. It ultimately serves to skim over your choices and end the thing with a sudden sequel hook (assuming it pops up in the sequel, if not just a sudden mystery).

    I *would* recommend 400 Days. But it's not a must-have, and expect to blow through it pretty quickly. It recently went on Steam sale, -75% off, so consider look out for when it's available for a £1; £4, while not ridiculously overpriced, might leave you feeling as though it'd been a bit wasted.    … Expand
  19. skoorviel
    Sep 7, 2014
    6
    A very short (beat it in about 45 mins) episode with a disjointed story. The production values are high: the conversations (however short) are interesting and well-written and the scenarios are suspenseful. The setup feels like Pulp Fiction. Unfortunately, each of the 10 minute episodes (one for each of the 5 characters) are too short to entertain and will leave you wanting more. It justA very short (beat it in about 45 mins) episode with a disjointed story. The production values are high: the conversations (however short) are interesting and well-written and the scenarios are suspenseful. The setup feels like Pulp Fiction. Unfortunately, each of the 10 minute episodes (one for each of the 5 characters) are too short to entertain and will leave you wanting more. It just doesn't feel complete.… Expand
  20. csabber
    May 11, 2014
    7
    400 days is an attempt from Telltale to expand The Walking Dead universe. There are 5 brief stories in which we meet 5 key characters who might be influential in the second season of the base game. The game takes place in the first 400 days of the epidemic. Why exactly 400? No idea. Each character’s story part takes place in a different interval and they are briefly interconnected. Not400 days is an attempt from Telltale to expand The Walking Dead universe. There are 5 brief stories in which we meet 5 key characters who might be influential in the second season of the base game. The game takes place in the first 400 days of the epidemic. Why exactly 400? No idea. Each character’s story part takes place in a different interval and they are briefly interconnected. Not that much that would influence your decisions, but if you are good observer you can spot minor things here and there.

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    The problem with the characters and their companions are that they only have a very limited time to show their uniqueness. Each chapter will take only 15 to 25 minutes to complete with a 10 minute epilogue. 400 days’ characters have lost what was the most important in season one. You bonded with the main heroes. Clementine and Lee were important to you and what happened to them and the other had impact. Not here though. The brief cameos aren’t enough to bond with the characters and sometimes you wonder if you should care who lives or dies. In fact, every chapter basically boils down to 1 major choice and sometimes everything what happened and what choices you have made don’t matter at all. Beside this, the stories, limited as they are, have been well written and interesting. It’s nice to see other how other people cope with the situation and what they are capable to do to survive.

    The graphics are the same as was in season one. Back are the graphic glitches: sometimes when the screen changes the game freezes for a brief moment and frame drop issues are present sometimes. The audio quality is high, but not as high as was in Clementine’s story. It shows that there was fairly less effort put in this DLC compared to the base game.

    400 days is an interesting but not compelling expansion to The Walking Dead universe. It has its high points when you meet various people and their point of views, but it falls short on content and length. Of course you can replay the chapters for different ending, but your choices here aren’t as powerful as was in season one.

    Time to beat: 1 hour
    Replay Value: 1/5
    In one word: Experimental
    On P’n’C scale: One Timer
    Must give points: 70

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  21. Evilcalyptic
    Aug 31, 2013
    7
    Now im not fan of point and click and I didn't like telltales version of back to the future but this game was pretty darn good. Its the type of game you have to keep playing though to the end, Its like a good movie. The storyline is much of what makes this game a success and a good game in my mind. Its not so much about gameplay here as it is about the stellar storyline which is on theNow im not fan of point and click and I didn't like telltales version of back to the future but this game was pretty darn good. Its the type of game you have to keep playing though to the end, Its like a good movie. The storyline is much of what makes this game a success and a good game in my mind. Its not so much about gameplay here as it is about the stellar storyline which is on the same level as the TV show, even surpassing it at times. I find the TV show to be relatively uneventful at times, which is not an issue with this game. Choices also effect the game, which is the new generation of video game player's opiate. Honestly this if one of the few lower budget games released this year I would recommend buying, especially if you haven't played the first couple of episodes which it does come with. Totally worth it AIO package.… Expand
  22. Kennung
    Oct 21, 2013
    5
    Its good quality, but very little quantity.

    While the Storys themselfes are quality stories like we had them in season one, this DLC seriously lacks content, which doesnt let you feel good after you played it through. Its very short. Its so short, that there is a void after it. Before you can get really into it, its already over. Thats sad, cause its so well made, that you feel    Its good quality, but very little quantity.

    While the Storys themselfes are quality stories like we had them in season one, this DLC seriously lacks content, which doesnt let you feel good after you played it through.
    Its very short. Its so short, that there is a void after it. Before you can get really into it, its already over.

    Thats sad, cause its so well made, that you feel kinda like a junkie who was cheated on his fix.
    We all are waiting impatiently for something new from Telltale, but that new stuff should give enough to us, to survive till the next season. ;-)
    Price should be 1€ less from my feelings.

    I advice to buy it when season two comes out.
    Its a must have, but as stand alone too little content.    … Expand
  23. Jwv
    Jan 30, 2014
    7
    The Walking Dead: 400 Days was good, but I ask myself why - apart from an obvious economic motive - Telltale Games released this DLC, and it also doesn't seem to be material cut out of the original Season One. If I would rate the chapters, this is my opinion, beginning from the best: Vince, Wyatt, Russel, Bonnie and Shel. If I think about my choices here I can say that they are motivatedThe Walking Dead: 400 Days was good, but I ask myself why - apart from an obvious economic motive - Telltale Games released this DLC, and it also doesn't seem to be material cut out of the original Season One. If I would rate the chapters, this is my opinion, beginning from the best: Vince, Wyatt, Russel, Bonnie and Shel. If I think about my choices here I can say that they are motivated by the depth of which I felt involved, both in my identification with the characters and impact on the chapter. Bonnie's and Shel's chapter illustrate my point. I rated this chapter relatively low because I didn't really feel connected with the characters because of the lack of character building (compare with Vince's episode). It's cool that Telltale delivers new content, but they try to compensate for the shortness of the chapters by incorporating at least one hard choice in them. At least, that's what they aimed to do. In Bonnie's and Shel's case, there sure were decision that would have had real emotional repercussions (for the player), but the potential strength of these decisions is minimized by the lack of character building and identification (especially in Shel's chapter). So Telltale has to choose between character building (which requires serene scenes) and some action too (to keep some players from getting bored), but I think they should have focused on character building (like with Vince) because the climax of the chapter (the most important part as you wish, and the part by which most of the players will rate the chapter in my opinion) depends upon character building and identification. I don't say the chapters are no good, because Telltale really deserved props for sucking the player in on such short notice, but some change of focus in certain chapter would have made it an overall better product, more worthy of the expensive price tag (now 5 EUR; January 2014). All in all, it would have been better if Telltale deleted 2 chapters and dug more into the other.

    Another thing now, what's great about these five different points of view is the diversity of situations and character types, something you didn't have in Season One. After finishing, what I also would like is some more insight in how the characters in the end decided to accept or decline a certain proposition, to better see where and how I impacted this. A positive note to end with: it's sweet to see controller support, and it really fits the game better than a mouse.    … Expand
  24. Larry223
    Jun 13, 2015
    6
    Ata unos cabos sueltos de el juego base, pero no me gusto mucho. No se tiene tiempo para conocer a estos personajes, no veo mucho que añade de valor real. Lo que me gusto es que esta conectado con la segunda temporada, pero los personajes que salen apenas tienen un cameo y no siento ninguna conexión con ellos. No se... Esta barato, supongo que vale la pena. Si tienes la temporada uno yAta unos cabos sueltos de el juego base, pero no me gusto mucho. No se tiene tiempo para conocer a estos personajes, no veo mucho que añade de valor real. Lo que me gusto es que esta conectado con la segunda temporada, pero los personajes que salen apenas tienen un cameo y no siento ninguna conexión con ellos. No se... Esta barato, supongo que vale la pena. Si tienes la temporada uno y quieres jugar a la 2, pues no viene mal completarlo. Al menos para que cuando los veas sea por tus decisiones con ellos, no por algo random al no haber partida.

    06/10    … Expand
  25. gloriouspotato
    Jan 2, 2015
    6
    Ultimately, I found 400 Days underwhelming, paling in comparison to any of the episodes in season 1. Each new character that's introduced just receives too little screentime for you to build a rapport with. Furthermore, the game jumps straight into each character's story usually with little to no context and you're often left wondering what the hell is going on and why this character isUltimately, I found 400 Days underwhelming, paling in comparison to any of the episodes in season 1. Each new character that's introduced just receives too little screentime for you to build a rapport with. Furthermore, the game jumps straight into each character's story usually with little to no context and you're often left wondering what the hell is going on and why this character is doing what they're doing. 400 Days manages to link each character's story together by the end, although never bothers to describe how they ended up together. As a result, the ending scene seems like a clumsy way to finish up the episode.

    Overall rating: 6.5/10 (rounded down)    … Expand
  26. jelikey
    Jul 20, 2023
    7
    To save a rather huge wall of text, I'm going to wrap up my problem with this installment quite quickly: You can't see the connection from your choices to the endgame. Your choices throughout the five different character pieces basically changes who's there at the end. But there's absolutely NO way to see "Oh making x choices means this character's not there." It just doesn't follow-- theTo save a rather huge wall of text, I'm going to wrap up my problem with this installment quite quickly: You can't see the connection from your choices to the endgame. Your choices throughout the five different character pieces basically changes who's there at the end. But there's absolutely NO way to see "Oh making x choices means this character's not there." It just doesn't follow-- the ending honestly feels like a complete non-sequitur. Play it to get ready for Season 2, but it's just not going to have the impact of Season 1.… Expand
  27. Nuker
    Jul 1, 2015
    7
    - Good: Setting, Atmosphere, Art style
    - Mixed: Story
    - Bad: C & C, Characters,

    Big step down from The Walking Dead season one in every possible way. Characters are uninteresting and story is mediocre.
  28. Gracz-org
    Aug 8, 2017
    7
    The Walking Dead: 400 Days jest dla fanów serii pozycją wręcz obowiązkową. Szkoda jednak, że twórcy nie zdecydowali się nieco „przedłużyć” samej rozgrywki - przejście gry zajęło mi niecałe 2 godziny… a to zdecydowanie za krótko. Co prawda wcześniejsze epizody również nie należały do zbyt długich, ale mimo wszystko niedosyt pozostaje. Zwłaszcza, że historie opowiedziane w grze są całkiemThe Walking Dead: 400 Days jest dla fanów serii pozycją wręcz obowiązkową. Szkoda jednak, że twórcy nie zdecydowali się nieco „przedłużyć” samej rozgrywki - przejście gry zajęło mi niecałe 2 godziny… a to zdecydowanie za krótko. Co prawda wcześniejsze epizody również nie należały do zbyt długich, ale mimo wszystko niedosyt pozostaje. Zwłaszcza, że historie opowiedziane w grze są całkiem nieźle skonstruowane i gra się w nie bardzo przyjemnie. Jeśli jesteście fanami serialu bądź wcześniejszych gier z serii, to bez wątpienia The Walking Dead: 400 Days jest pozycją dla Was, w innym przypadku można ją sobie spokojnie odpuścić…

    Plusy:
    + klimat serii The Walking Dead
    + wybory moralne
    + 5 nowych, grywalnych postaci
    + … a co za tym idzie 5 nowych historii

    Minusy:
    – zdecydowanie za krótka!
    – zbyt mało alternatywnych rozwiązań
    – zostawia pewien niedosyt…

    Pełna recenzja dostępna jest na blogu Gracz.org    … Expand
  29. Soullex
    Nov 30, 2022
    5
    Olmasa da olurmuş, ama DLC ne diyelim......................................
  30. Giero
    Jan 3, 2023
    6
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 30 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 20 out of 30
  2. Mixed: 10 out of 30
  3. Negative: 0 out of 30
  1. Pelit (Finland)
    Oct 7, 2013
    85
    The Walking Dead. 400 Days offers the same great The Walking Dead experience, but this time with a focus on short stories instead of one larger one. Though there still could be some more actual interaction and less watching cutscenes, the quality of writing and experimenting in short story narrative more than makes up for it. [Aug 2013]
  2. Level7.nu
    Sep 10, 2013
    70
    By telling five different shorter stories Talltale manages to accelerate the pace of the The Walking Dead series. It has its complications but mostly feels fresh and exciting. 400 Days may not be as well written or as emotionally resonant as the episodes in season one but as an appetizer for the upcoming second season it works very well.
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  3. Hyper Magazine
    Aug 8, 2013
    80
    Like a "best of" The Walking Dead, 400 Days is brief and exciting, even if it feels a little more like a demo than a game. [Sept 2013, p.75]
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