The Walking Dead: Season Two

I have to play the game in german because I live in switzerland. No option to change the language even if my system language is english. I can't even change the language in the registry. The game is nice but season 1 was better.

SPOILERS! I liked how I can change the end of this game. The graphics still amazing, I really love this style, very unique. About the characters, Clementine is certainly more badass then any other member of this new group (maybe except Jane). I felt really sorry that I couldn't save Luke no matter how I tried, or I couldn't leave the baby behind either (though I wanted). The story was good, I really loved the part of Carvel's.

Telltale experiences are more of a interactive movie than a game. So the writing and the characters needs to carry this experience, because the limited gameplay with a few quick time events surely doesn't. Not a patch on season one writing and character development.

GoG does not support anything longer than short critiques so the following links will allow you to view my full-length review in whatever format you prefer. For a video review, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlkNNmgMHiA For a text review, go here: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Resoula/recommended/261030/

I played a couple of Telltale games before, therefore I thought that I know what's coming. And I was wrong. First of all: it's not a game, it's and interactive movie. With a lot of boring content that you can't just simply skip (otherwise you would probably finish the whole game in an hour or so...). Telltale games are well known that your choices make almost zero impact on the story. Fine. But to have no option to skip some conversations (especially if you try to replay the game) or not being able to skip end titles after finishing even the Chapter 1... Give me a break, it's not like finishing the whole game, it's just the first chapter and you're stealing my lifetime waiting to 'play' more and listening to a boring song? Nothing can bring my lifetime back, guys... think about that. Second: there area characters being hurt or dying in the game even before you've been able to establish emotional connection with them. Therefore you don't really care about their life or death. Third: I never got this idea of having a choices of answers in a game with almost zero inpact on the story or at least the response from other characters. They don't care what you say. You don't care if they live or die. As I said it before: This is not a game, it's an interactive movie, where sometimes you have the chance to use keys Q or E or a mouse to do something, but 95% of the time, you are just watching the game and painfully waiting to be able to play a game.