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The Walking Dead is an episodic video game series based on Robert Kirkman's award-winning comic books. Season One of The Walking Dead won over 90 Game of the Year Awards. Season Two continues the story that began in Season One. You are Clementine, a young survivor in a world gone to hell. The dead have risen to feast on the living, the living cannot be trusted. Choice matters: The decisions you make in the game change the story around you.

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Roger Havens writes: "Episode 2 of Telltales The Walking Dead is chalked full of surprises. Expectations have been high for this second iteration and I can happily say that Telltale has delivered. Episode 2 is easily my favorite one out of both seasons. Surprisingly though this is also one of the more story driven episodes, and gameplay is served more as a way to get you from point A to B with as minimal challenge as possible and has no puzzles that I can recall."

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Warp Zoned writes: "Telltales Walking Dead games can be tough to review. The series is so heavily focused on story that it becomes increasingly difficult to write a review without giving away some of the finer plot details. In the Walking Dead universe, characters youve grown attached to are taken away in the blink of an eye, and if you know what will happen beforehand, the emotional impact is greatly lessened. In that regard, Ive opted to provide a separate, spoiler-free review of The Walking Dead Season 2: A House Divided. That way, those of you who havent played the game can read on, knowing that nothing will be ruined. I promise to avoid any specific information or plot points throughout the rest of the review, so you can still feel confident in reading the entire review without learning too much. Spoiler-Free Review: The game is amazing go buy it right now! OK, now that we have that out of the way, on with the review."

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Push Square: "While its still riddled with technical issues on occasion, very rarely does game writing soar this high. This may well be one of the best episodes of any game that Telltale has put out to date, and is certainly the highest point of The Walking Dead series since Episode 3 of Season 1. With three stalments left to go, this season has nowhere to venture but up."

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Laser Lemming Writes: "Tender moments are few and far between in The Walking Dead, theres no escaping the misery. To the point that its almost excruciating to play at times, I never thought a game could make me feel nauseous and apprehensive to perform a simple button press, I dont want to ruin it, but youll know the section Im talking about when you get there. At times, the game was so uncomfortable to watch that my wife had to leave the room. Such is the power of the story telling and the bond that Telltale have managed to forge between the player and Clementine. Even with Lee no longer in the picture, through your own actions youll do everything you can to make sure she comes out of a situation unscathed."

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Laser Lemming Writes: "Tender moments are few and far between in The Walking Dead, theres no escaping the misery. To the point that its almost excruciating to play at times, I never thought a game could make me feel nauseous and apprehensive to perform a simple button press, I dont want to ruin it, but youll know the section Im talking about when you get there. At times, the game was so uncomfortable to watch that my wife had to leave the room. Such is the power of the story telling and the bond that Telltale have managed to forge between the player and Clementine. Even with Lee no longer in the picture, through your own actions youll do everything you can to make sure she comes out of a situation unscathed."