The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series Reviews

legendary series, with a legendary ending to boot.

[b] The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series [/b] offers a compelling and emotional experience for fans of narrative-driven games. This collection brings together all seasons and additional content in one convenient package, making it a great choice for newcomers who haven't experienced the series yet. However, despite its strengths, the game still carries some technical issues and graphical glitches from its original releases, which can occasionally pull you out of the experience. That said, the story remains engaging and the decisions you make genuinely affect the course of the narrative, creating an emotional journey where you become invested in the characters' fates. The atmosphere is gripping and captures the tense, survivalist spirit of The Walking Dead universe. If you're a fan of story-based games, this is worth a look — just be sure to grab it on sale, as the original price feels a bit too high for what the game offers.

I just finished the game today and I can say without a doubt it will be a top 5 game ever for me the story is so great the characters you get attached too and the tough choices that effect the rest of the game all work together to make the game as great as it is in a year or even a couple of months i do see myself replaying it to try out different choices getting closer with different characters and everything else there is to do. I still have michones game to play as well which i will also definetly play

I enjoyed the “definite edition” of the series, especially the first two episodes are milestones of narrative games and showed how great Telltale (the original team) was. The characters and storylines are compelling and greatly written. The artstyle of the game is amazing. Clementine's journey from a vulnerable little girl to a strong young woman in the perilous world of TWD was exciting to follow and to help shape, especially as players' decisions often had an impact far into the following episodes and Clementines character. The quality of the last two episodes, especially in terms of storytelling, can hardly keep up with the first two. But at least they did not keep me from enjoying the greater story arc. I really felt melancholic when the journey came to an end.

pretty good story/movie/game. not something i could play over and over. but 1 full playthru was worth what i paid for it

10/10 Story 10/10 Voice acting 7/10 UI (9/10 from seasons 2-4) 10/10 Value (I bought all 4 seasons + Specials for $7.5AUD) A must play game imo.

Not a game review. Just compatibility concern. Control keeps randomly changing to MKB on Steam Deck, forcing me to restart the game each time it happens to revert to gamepad. (I am currently softlocked at S1EP3 because the control automatically switches to MKB after a specific cutscene no matter how many times I restart the game. Do not buy this game if you intend to play on Steam Deck unless you have the energy to do some tweaking for it to work.)

Lazy remaster, they still didn't add the option to rebind the keys. Not being able to rebind keys makes the game significantly less accessible if you're handicapped, use a non-QWERTY keyboard, or if you're left handed. You can play the game using a controller but it's less precise and also slower (like aiming and attacking during action scenes or quick time events) than using keyboard and mouse.

Played for Nostalgia. Had played up to Seasons 1+2 on iPod and never finished out the series as it took some time to develop. Recently played through all episodes in sequential order including Michonne DLC. Games are clearly dated, but the story behind it is solid. At the time, I believe it would have been too difficult to have more of your choices impact your plotline, but the fact they even let you have variations on endings, etc etc. is pretty cool in itself. I really enjoyed the games, I know that doesn't say much, but this game got me into other story driven games like Life is Strange, and it's one of the most solid in the genre. I thought it was a solid deal for $10, as you can see I got 50 hours out of it, but it's going as low as 5$ a month later, so I highly recommend this game to anybody that can catch it on a deal.

Season 1 and 2 were just as good as when I first played it during its release. I've replayed the entire series, and cannot recommend it enough. Heart-wrenching and story rich, although the rest do not live up to season 1, it definitely is worth following Clem's journey. 8/10 for the entire series, 10/10 season 1. $5 is a steal for the whole series.