In season three, we step into the shoes of Javier, a completely new character who crosses paths with Clementine. Season two made an interesting shift by putting Clementine in the spotlight, giving us the perspective of a young girl. Telltale's approach felt new and exciting, packed with tough choices and a focus on characters and story. Lee and Clementine's adventure was an emotional roller coaster. I just wish there was a bigger difference when you make big choices.The first season of The Walking Dead set a high bar. But the first two seasons mixed it up enough.Īs a Telltale Walking Dead instalment it’s still a fun and is a great story teller. Of course it’s not going to be massively different otherwise the game would take up an ungodly amount of space. It simply doesn’t juggle things around the way you’d hope when you have a playthrough with all the opposite choices. It’s still fun and still makes you panic and does all the good stuff.
#The walking dead a new frontier episodes movie#
We seem to be going down the interactive movie route. But after hearing about others play with this season everything is more or less the same except for peoples opinions of you. To hear about this whole new story that just didn’t happen for me. I remember in the first season, my journey was so different to my friends playthrough. There doesn’t seem to be much in ways of different story branches. I do feel my love for the first season has kept me invested more than it should have. Instead it’s more like I’m still playing as Lee watching over Clem, using Javi as a host. Except it didn’t feel as awkward as it would have if Javi was a real person. There’s an awkward conversation about her… “growing up”. I hope this isn’t Telltales way of slowly getting rid of her. I didn’t really have any room to argue.Ĭlementine makes a return again. It especially didn’t help that all this came back to bite me and Joan used it all to prove how evil I am. I probably shouldn’t be so quick to leave people to die. It really makes you look back at your journey and realise the mistakes you’ve made in the moment of emotion and the need for revenge. I pushed away two characters and killed many more along the way. Season two you have the chance to leave with at least one person or you stay at Wellington. After season one it showed that I could’ve ended with everybody.
#The walking dead a new frontier episodes series#
When these series get near to the end it always shows me how badly I screwed things up. You also make what seemed like some pretty important decisions. This episode you explore again and work out little puzzles. Thicker Than Water gave us a little more control after the last episode which mostly had us as a passenger. Most games it takes a good while for any connection to the characters but Telltale is the master of character creation and progression. It’s a whole new set of characters and yet they’ve still managed to get me attached to some and hate others. And you’d think after all this he’d be happy to see me again. Just an angry man being angry at everyone.
He still has moments where he’s his same old self. From spending more time with him I definitely trust him more than when I first saw him again at the end of episode 2. And after what happened to Mariana I was expecting a good beat down from him but he didn’t blame me. I find myself still struggling to help David or not. Or in some cases practically no difference. It makes you see a difference in characters. It’s nice to see how things were before people started eating each other. But in this flashback we got the chance to beat him at some baseball. This episode shows us some more pre-zombie time of David constantly making me hate him more and wanting to help him less. So this time only a month after the last episode of The Walking Dead we receive episode four of A New Frontier. No, they said they was going to release an episode on a certain day, and it was. Or something that’ll change the whole events of the game. But not with a life or death decision of a character. Telltale springs up and shocks us all again.
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