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GR said, "The Walking Dead returns to form with "A House Divided," which is one of the most complete episodes to date."

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IncGamers' Peter Parrish discovers that Clementine is now being pursued by Daud from Dishonored. The latest episode of The Walking Dead Season 2, critiqued.

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After what felt like entirely too long of a wait, The Walking Dead Season Two returns with A House Divided. The second episodes eases any concerns we had about where this season is headed.

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We Got This Covered wrote: When The Walking Dead: Season Two kicked off back in December with All That Remains, returning players received the treat of controlling the further adventures of former side character Clementine in a zombie-infested America. Now, her story continues in the follow-up episode, A House Divided, and the result is one of the best episodes in an already-great series.

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GR said, "The Walking Dead returns to form with "A House Divided," which is one of the most complete episodes to date."

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IncGamers' Peter Parrish discovers that Clementine is now being pursued by Daud from Dishonored. The latest episode of The Walking Dead Season 2, critiqued.

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After what felt like entirely too long of a wait, The Walking Dead Season Two returns with A House Divided. The second episodes eases any concerns we had about where this season is headed.

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The soul of the first season of The Walking Dead was the relationship between Lee and Clem. For obvious reasons, Lee wasn't eligible to appear in the second season, which presented Telltale with a problem. After all, it's hard to worry about Clem's safety when you know that she can't really die, except in that transitory way that almost all video game characters can die. And without worrying ab...