There is only one thing to say, and that is: Thank you Telltale.
"Come hang out and talk Telltale with us. This episode we talk about The Walking Dead Episode 5 – No Time Left. We wanna know your thoughts! Leave us a review!" -- PlayStation Enthusiast
Telltale Games have pulled out all the stops in No Going Back, with moments so powerful, so moving, that it will leave you with an emotional hangover afterwards. I wouldn't say it was as shocking as Season 1, but it was definitely worth playing for the powerful experience alone. It will manipulate your feelings and break your heart - a ride worth going on. [MMGN]
With the release of The Walking Dead: Episode 5 around the corner, Telltale Games have released a developer interview.
I've never once cried because of a video game...
Until recently I could comfortably state that with a straight face.
Fuck the modern warbattles shooters, fuck the strategy titles, the puzzlers, the platformers and everything else; GOTY2012 goes to Telltale's TWD.
This game is amazing, but the only reason it is GOTY material is because, well, no other game released this year is, other than Journey. It's great that two downloadable titles are the greatest of the year, but it's also sad because it left something to be desired from the other games. Walking Dead's story is probably the best in gaming, but it's bugs and lackluster gameplay keep it from being a AAA title.
Simply one of the best titles produced this year.No other game; retail or otherwise was as character driven or as emotionally riveting as The Walking Dead. At first it bothered me that the episodes were so few and far between, but after playing episode five all I can say is "WOW". They earned my $25.00, and if they should do another season they'll earn it once again. Only this time I'll just buy the season pass when the first episode is released. Definite GOTY2012 contender.