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Telltale's The Walking Dead takes the player into a the world of the walking dead onto a beautiful told journey that no one who played the game will forget so soon. The dialogues and the story are written pretty good that lets you as player always wants to know how the story about Clementine, Lee and the other goes on. The game play is typical Telltale very easy and not very complex. The game tells its story in two way's in the first one are sequences were you just be able to choose an dialogue option, that have some effect on how the other folks will interact with you in the future, and sometimes quick time events and in the second one of the game you solve a few minor riddles in some very small areas where you are able to move a little bit "free" around and you mostly you are also able to talk to some folks. But like in many Telltale game the decisions and dialogue options you make have often no or nearly no effect for the future game that makes it nearly unnecessary to play the game again because it will end on the same way like before.

Nice idea, but the bad level design, the poor control and that the hit boxes are sometimes not comprehensible placed takes away every kind of fun that could appear during the play.

One of the best Telltale games series ever in the typical Telltale look. The story is interesting and all the characters are very good written and act comprehensibly. But decisions you make, often don't feel important for the rest of the story.