The Walking Dead: Season Two - A Telltale Games Series

 Xbox 360
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8.5

Generally favorable reviews- based on 67 Ratings

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  2. Mixed: 10 out of 67
  3. Negative: 3 out of 67
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  1. drlowdon
    Dec 23, 2014
    7
    The narrative for this second season is not quite up to the standards of the first and, knowing your decisions have little effect on how things eventually play out, certainly negates the impact of many of the decisions that need to be made but overall Telltale have crafted another five entertaining episodes of their point and click adventure series.

    I just hope they don't rest on their    The narrative for this second season is not quite up to the standards of the first and, knowing your decisions have little effect on how things eventually play out, certainly negates the impact of many of the decisions that need to be made but overall Telltale have crafted another five entertaining episodes of their point and click adventure series.

    I just hope they don't rest on their laurels and stick to close to this same old formula for too long as with a bit of imagination this series could really be great.    … Expand
  2. fluxmulder
    Dec 10, 2014
    5
    The gameplay, which was paper thin to begin with, has been watered down even more in Season 2. There is barely anything for you to do as a player. By the time you hit episode 3, it feels like you're watching a movie instead of playing a game. The QTEs in particular have become very contrived, and at times, downright aggravating. The story and characters are a step down from the excellenceThe gameplay, which was paper thin to begin with, has been watered down even more in Season 2. There is barely anything for you to do as a player. By the time you hit episode 3, it feels like you're watching a movie instead of playing a game. The QTEs in particular have become very contrived, and at times, downright aggravating. The story and characters are a step down from the excellence of season 1. There are still some interesting situations and dialogues, but be prepared to wade through some very mediocre gameplay to get to them. Dialogue cutscenes and end credits are still unskippable, and the game still saves at arbitrary points, forcing you to replay whole sections over again if you quit before these saves trigger. Overall, not as good as season 1. This whole series hinges on strong story and characters, and without them, this season falters.… Expand
  3. twos
    Apr 25, 2017
    6
    So I will make a quick disclaimer to start, this is an interactive story not a game, if you are not interested in listening to dialogue and "playing" through the story then you shouldn't play walking dead season 2.

    Second point for those who like the story aspects of games and/or have played walking dead season 1 it is definitely worthwhile but be aware it is not a choose your own    So I will make a quick disclaimer to start, this is an interactive story not a game, if you are not interested in listening to dialogue and "playing" through the story then you shouldn't play walking dead season 2.

    Second point for those who like the story aspects of games and/or have played walking dead season 1 it is definitely worthwhile but be aware it is not a choose your own adventure. Your choices change very little or nothing in game so my advice is don't fret just sit back go with your gut and play as though you were making the decisions yourself in the moment.

    The characters are good the story is entertaining and we get to see clem again, have fun.    … Expand