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August 2018
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The editors liked
Brilliant dialogue
Clem and AJ have a strong
Believable relationship
Overtheshoulder camera works a treat
Incredible art design
Great voice acting
Genuine branching story
Season One role reversal
Unexpected twist
Solid performance
Guardian Clem
Clem and AJ's relationship still resonates
Lots of callbacks and references for fans
Palpable sense of foreboding
All the awkward teen flirting you can handle
New art style adds an abstract flourish to the game
Setting story among children is a fresh
Unique angle
New mechanics finally make The Walking Dead feel like more than just QTEs
Motherhood as a gameplay element is well-executed
Almost every character gets their moment
Tweaks the formula in fun ways
Ending is stressful
In a good way
Meaty episode by Telltale standards
Goddamn
That Lee scene
Clem/AJ relationship is unique in gaming
Pitchperfect wrap up to Telltale's saga
Technically better than previous episodes
Some nice soundtrack choices
New school setting is a refreshing change
Playing parent with AJ is surprisingly engaging
A genuinely disturbing gutpunch ending
Telltale's best game to date visually
The editors didn't like
Some familiar tropes rear their head
Not much gameplay
Cheap gimmicks to encourage replay
Pacing
Doesn't find footing until the end
Emphasis on plot over character moments
Cliffhanger ending may never be paid off
Irritating action and shooting sequences
Third person controls clash somewhat with on-screen cursor moments
Done Running isn't perfect, but nothing TWD-related ever is. This game remains the best incarnation of the IP, and long-time fans won't be disappointed...
New art style adds an abstract flourish to the game, Setting story among children is a fresh, unique angle, New mechanics finally make The Walking Dead feel like more than just QTEs, Motherhood as a gameplay element is well-executed
Third person controls clash somewhat with on-screen cursor moments
New school setting is a refreshing change, Playing parent with AJ is surprisingly engaging, A genuinely disturbing gutpunch ending, Telltale's best game to date visually
Quick time action scenes could use an upgrade, Exploration and puzzles are very straightforward
The debut episode of The Walking Dead: The Final Season is one of Telltale Games' best efforts in quite some time. It builds its cast of likeable new characters with uncommon skill, lets you feel a glimmer of hope, and then tears it all down in devastatin...
I'm excited to see how it plays out, and to take up Clementine's story again. I didn't hate A New Frontier per se, but it was jarring to watch Clementine act in ways that “my” Clementine never would. The Final Season ($20 on Humble) is smart to pivot back...
Abstract: Going into this final season of The Walking Dead from Telltale, I was already pretty excited to see how they'd manage to wrap up the story of Clementine. She is a character I've certainly grown attached to over the years, thanks in large part to the excel...
Slightly above average or simply inoffensive. Fans of the genre should enjoy it a bit, but a fair few will be left unfulfilled.How we score: The destructoid reviews guide...
Clementine's arc is setting up for a spectacular finish in this final season of Telltale's The Walking Dead. Even as we've watched her grow and evolve over the course of three seasons, her interactions with other characters and continued development in th...
Clementine's arc is setting up for a spectacular finish in this final season of Telltale's The Walking Dead. Even as we've watched her grow and evolve over the course of three seasons, her interactions with other characters and continued development in th...
