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The makers of The Walking Dead sit down to talk about Clementine's legacy. Spoilers!

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IM PLAYIN takes a look at In Harm's Way, Episode Three of Telltale Game's episodic game series of the Walking Dead. "Telltale Games have done it again, but this time its bigger and better than ever. After the first season of their gameification of The Walking Dead was met with great acclaim, I found it difficult to see where they could take the sequel. Much like with the graphic novel and the television series, The Walking Dead as a franchise has a habit of trying to one up itself, and it seemed like a second season could have been too much of an ask for them. Its as though the franchise as a whole feels like it needs to find new ways to shock and disgust us, to drag us in and spit us out all chewed up and emotional. Telltale have managed to do this perfectly with every episode of their game series so far, and In Harms Way is no exception. This second season has, thus far, blown me away and, from the outset it has you glued to the screen, absorbed in every word and every mo...

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Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes: At the outset of The Walking Dead Season 2: Episode 3 In Harms Way, Clementine and her new group are prisoners being transported to Carvers fortress, terrified of what awaits them. Even before their arrival, Kenny is making a ruckus and hatching an escape plan in the transport truck. The group tries to calm him down, and upon their arrival, members of Carvers group try to convince themselves that its not so bad there if you just keep your head down and follow orders; that Bill Carver may be harsh but he does what is necessary to help the group survive.

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James Pungello of VGU reviews one of the most emotionally engaging and tense episodes of Telltale's The Walking Dead. Warning: Minor spoilers

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Ever read a really gripping book? Try The Walking Dead... you wont be able to put down this page-turner!

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James Pungello of VGU reviews one of the most emotionally engaging and tense episodes of Telltale's The Walking Dead. Warning: Minor spoilers