The first episode in Telltale?s The Walking Dead miniseries revolving around the ever popular character Michonne drops this week on a variety of platforms. And guess what? It?s pretty good! It?s more Walking Dead, and more Telltale, so provided you like both of those things, i think you?ll also enjoy this. It?s a relatively short look at the character featured on both the TV show and the comic, with my total playtime clocking in at 103 minutes. But it?s also a pretty satisfying first chapter, giving us glimpses of Michonne?s tragic past, and a whole host of new characters to keep track of (and likely watch die in horrible ways).
One thing that did stand out to me here is how I reacted to situations and what dialogue I chose when playing as Michonne. In just about every modern Telltale game to date, excluding The Wolf Among Us, the player characters have essentially been a blank slate. It?s up to you to build that character how you want, imagine how they?d interact with others, or what their reaction to any given situation would be. As a fan of both the show and comic, I?ve been playing ?In Too Deep? differently. Michonne isn?t exactly the happiest of characters, for good reasons. She has her moments, and certainly becomes more sociable in later arcs, but my approach here has been more in line with her earlier appearance in the comics. And I like this, because it causes me to play in a way that?s different to my normal ?good guy? approach to dialogue options.
I?m certainly engaged enough with this first chapter to see things through to the end, and I imagine you will be too. Just go in with some expectations in check, this isn?t the Telltale game that?s going to reinvent the wheel for their particular style of gameplay. But it does serve as a solid introduction to a well-known, and well-liked character from The Walking Dead, and hopefully spirals into some interesting revelations the further we proceed. Also, if you wanted to know what an underwater zombie attack looks like, you should probably pick this up.
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