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Alex from IP writes: "The finale of Telltales second season in the world of Robert Kirkmans The Walking Dead had a lot of buildup, but it completely fumbles the landing, making for one of the most disappointing stories and games of 2014 so far."

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From the review - No Going Back remains satisfying despite it not having the same emotional impact as season one's conclusion. The various endings and questionable actions of the remaining survivors creates a messy ending.

Added: 30.08.2014 11:15 | 1 views | 0 comments


Season two of Telltales take on Robert Kirkmans grim, zombie apocalypse finally concludes. Its been a long time in coming, but with No Going Back, Telltale wraps up the story of Clem in a way that may not be satisfying for everyone, but ultimately, might just be a more realistic, mature conclusion with no right or wrong answers. And in some ways, that just might be the only way any story in the world of The Walking Dead can go.

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From the review, "There were some really good moments in No Going Back. The campfire scene at the power station, the flashback with an old friend, bonding with Kenny over bandages during one of his last lucid moments. Even the fight that defined the end of the episode had me screaming at my monitor in desperation, despite the events leading up to it being so asinine. [Jerimiah Mueller] liked No Going Back. It just lacked the kind of impact that it really needed to have, and left Season 2 with a flat feeling that doesnt live up to the kick in the throat that Season 1s ending delivered."

Added: 30.08.2014 11:13 | 1 views | 0 comments


Alex from IP writes: "The finale of Telltales second season in the world of Robert Kirkmans The Walking Dead had a lot of buildup, but it completely fumbles the landing, making for one of the most disappointing stories and games of 2014 so far."

Added: 30.08.2014 11:13 | 1 views | 0 comments


From the review - No Going Back remains satisfying despite it not having the same emotional impact as season one's conclusion. The various endings and questionable actions of the remaining survivors creates a messy ending.

Added: 30.08.2014 11:12 | 2 views | 0 comments


Alex from IP writes: "The finale of Telltales second season in the world of Robert Kirkmans The Walking Dead had a lot of buildup, but it completely fumbles the landing, making for one of the most disappointing stories and games of 2014 so far."

Added: 30.08.2014 11:12 | 4 views | 0 comments


From the review - No Going Back remains satisfying despite it not having the same emotional impact as season one's conclusion. The various endings and questionable actions of the remaining survivors creates a messy ending.

Added: 30.08.2014 10:13 | 1 views | 0 comments


Season two of Telltales take on Robert Kirkmans grim, zombie apocalypse finally concludes. Its been a long time in coming, but with No Going Back, Telltale wraps up the story of Clem in a way that may not be satisfying for everyone, but ultimately, might just be a more realistic, mature conclusion with no right or wrong answers. And in some ways, that just might be the only way any story in the world of The Walking Dead can go.

Added: 30.08.2014 10:13 | 1 views | 0 comments


From the review, "There were some really good moments in No Going Back. The campfire scene at the power station, the flashback with an old friend, bonding with Kenny over bandages during one of his last lucid moments. Even the fight that defined the end of the episode had me screaming at my monitor in desperation, despite the events leading up to it being so asinine. [Jerimiah Mueller] liked No Going Back. It just lacked the kind of impact that it really needed to have, and left Season 2 with a flat feeling that doesnt live up to the kick in the throat that Season 1s ending delivered."