Added: 07.08.2014 9:13 | 7 views | 0 comments


The Walking Dead is one of the top rated games of all time. It also just so happens to be an indie game, which is surprising, seeing how successful it is. The key component that makes The Walking Dead so amazing is its interactive elements with the player. Unlike most zombie apocalypse games, this game is not very heavy in terms of violence. Rather than focusing on action, The Walking Dead focuses more on plot and character, making this more like an interactive movie rather than an actual game.

Added: 07.08.2014 2:13 | 6 views | 0 comments


Chalgyr's Game Room writes: Oh Telltale Games, you masters of the cliffhanger. You got me again. When is episode 5 coming out? Not soon enough. After playing ten episodes of The Walking Dead games (five from season 1, 400 Days, and now four episodes of season 2), it is clear that Telltale Games really knows how to work episodic content. Each episode so far has had its own little arc, while tying neatly to the overall story. They each leave you wanting more, but also feeling satisfied. I feel that they really have the game length about right. I was able to plow through episode 4 in a single night and yet, I dont feel like it was too short. In fact, towards the end, I could feel the ending coming and was already starting to think of the long wait to see how this season finishes up.

Added: 06.08.2014 15:13 | 2 views | 0 comments


Amid the Ruins, the fourth episode from Walking Dead's second season. The review questions whether or not season two is having the same impact as the original season. The article reviews the current episode in addition to speculating about the final episode.

Added: 06.08.2014 4:13 | 8 views | 0 comments


PSgamer: TellTale games are on top of their game right now. When it comes to story telling, it is a close call between Naughty Dog and these masters of episodic games as to who holds the crown. The Walking Dead was the series that really shot TellTale to stardom but before that, they created 3 genuinely funny and clever seasons of Sam Max, the wonderful Tales of Monkey Island and the under appreciated Jurassic Park: The Game and Back To The Future: The Game. They really are masters of their craft. Now that The Wolf Among Us has ran its course and The Walking Dead Season 2 is coming to a close, some of its hundreds of staff must be eyeing up their next project even with Tales From The Borderlands, Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead Season 3 on the horizon. If they are looking for any suggestions, here is out wishlist of 5 franchises we would love Telltale to take a stab at.

Added: 05.08.2014 19:00 | 3 views | 0 comments


We are giving away 10,000 copies of the complete season of The Walking Dead: Season Two to IGN Prime members in the month of August.

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LL writes "In short, I was a little disappointed with Amid The Ruins. Im also concerned that the game may fall into the similar trap that the TV series has: becoming so bogged down in the bleak setting, that the unraveling of any safe haven or meaningful relationship becomes a dreary and inevitable fact. Making the audience so jaded by the whole affair that it starts to appear formulaic."

Added: 05.08.2014 12:13 | 3 views | 0 comments


LL writes "In short, I was a little disappointed with Amid The Ruins. Im also concerned that the game may fall into the similar trap that the TV series has: becoming so bogged down in the bleak setting, that the unraveling of any safe haven or meaningful relationship becomes a dreary and inevitable fact. Making the audience so jaded by the whole affair that it starts to appear formulaic."