The Walking Dead: A New Frontier

Personally, I felt this wasn't quite as good as Season 1, but better than Season 2. If you've never played a Telltale game before, what you should know is that it plays more like an interactive movie than a game, so if you are ok with a game that is 90% cut-scenes but has a good story and just enough gameplay to make it still kinda feel like you're playing a game, this might be a good game for you. However, unlike the first two seasons this one has a TON of graphical glitches that I found to be really distracting and really harmed the immersion. Here is a list of the ones I remember: The lines around the characters tend to pop in and out a lot Often I would see random lines spanning across the scene The aliasing is really terrible (even with AA on), especially with the Depth of Field The Depth of Field is really distracting and often doesn't seem to quite focus correctly a lot of the time A lot of objects (especially the zombies) stutter a lot while moving Shadows cast on the characters tend to flicker in and out of existence Sometimes facial animations will also stutter This, combined with it nagging you to get a Telltale account every other time you load the game and its shameless self-advertising of other Telltale games at the end of every episode did color my impression of this game, but once you get down to the actual content, which is the story, I feel they did a really good job. I liked the characters, the drama was well done like in S1, and really my only gripe is their over-use of flashbacks, which not only do I find kinda annoying from a storytelling standpoint, but it also makes the decisions you make kinda weird, as some decisions you make in the flashbacks you would think would have effected things differently before the flashback in the "present day" story. However, I feel overall the flashbacks were done tastefully enough that they didn't come close to ruining the overall experience.

Try to survive the zombie apocalypse. As Javi you have to trust or not the people you will meet at the road, kill some zombies and try to find a refuge for your family. Your decisions will change how things will happen, who lives and who dies. Like the other TWD games series, this one is based on moral decissions and quick movements. But this time I didn't feel this bad feelings about my elections. Each decision takes you to a good way or a bad way, it's clear even before you take it, that makes the game less complex and more difficult to connect with the characters. Also, the story (strong point of Telltale games) sometimes move forward a little random, wich is a very bad sign. However, this is a TWD experiencie, with same mechanics and similiar challenges. If you enjoy the previous will have fun with this, too. Sure you'll not fall in love with Javi and his family like with Lee or Clem, but definitely is worth to play it.

They put you in a hard situation , you have to make difficult choice to be who you want. It wasnt a good story , but not bed. And you can take some special experience in it. but the game play is disaster. They make the game super easy , especially the fighting part , even 3 yeold kid can easy play it. For example when you put the gun to 3 walkers , in season 1&2 , you have to located one by one , but in season 3 , you just get to push AAA or XXX to kill all of them. Seriously ?

Weakest entry in the series, but I still enjoyed it. Not happy about how Clementine was handled in this entry and that Season Two's endings were basically thrown to the wayside just to shoehorn her into Javier's story.

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