Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead episodic game series seems to have players as enamored with the franchise as the AMC TV series, so it’s always fun when we get a look at how each episode plays out, statistically speaking. Beware of spoilers.
Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead game series has become incredibly popular, just like the comic series and AMC TV series, and we’ve loved just about every release so far. Take a look at the retail packaging of the standard and CE editions of the game coming this December.
The Walking Dead continues on towards what is sure to be an incredible finale. Episode 4 delivers enough twists, turns, and disturbing moments that players will find the wait for the final chapter to be tough indeed.
The 4th Episode of Telltale Game’s The Walking Dead series is headed to PSN, XBLA, PCs and MACs in the very near future (this month), and today there’s a brand new official trailer and screens showing off some of the horror.
The train of death and misery rolls on for the cast of Telltale’s Walking Dead, based on the Robert Kirkman created comic. The infighting comes to a head in Episode 3, check out our review behind the cut.
Telltale Games today finally confirmed that The Walking Dead: Episode Three – Long Road Ahead will be shambling onto the PlayStation Network today, and Xbox Live Arcade and PC & Mac digital services tomorrow.
The second episode of Telltale’s The Walking Dead delivers on all fronts, continuing the tense, nail-biting horror found in the first episode. The second episode benefits from having the core cast already established, and you quickly discover there’s more horrific things in store for the group than just zombies.
Telltale Game’s interpretation of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead shambles onto digital platforms, continuing Telltale’s adventure game revival set against the backdrop of the zombie apocalypse. It’s far better title than Jurassic Park, and shows a whole lot of promise for upcoming episodes. Read more in the full review!
The Walking Dead is shambling onto Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and PC beginning in late April, and Telltale Games has revealed pricing info and a new teaser trailer for the game.
The dead are shambling onto the Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and PC later in the year, and Telltale Games has provided a first look at their episodic adventure/horror title and also launched an official site.
Telltale Games ensures you that graphic adventures and search & find game are NOT yet extinct.
