Going back and siding with a jerk in an argument or being mean to Clementine, that wasn't "my" Lee. I had built my Lee - an honest, caring man - and I wanted to see his story unfold. The Walking Dead: The Game is a choose your own adventure zombie book, but when I started my second playthrough, I discovered I didn't want to make the other choices. That's awesome and is something that guarantees I'm going to get a lot of playtime out of each Walking Dead episode, but it also pointed out how attached I had become to "my" story. With three save slots, you're encouraged to have different takes on the same story. Twice in this episode, you'll have to choose one life over another, and I had to see how saving each person played out.
As soon as I was done with my first playthrough, I jumped back in to make different choices. What if your squad finds out you've been lying from the get-go?įor now, this means I've got a reason to replay A New Day. While this might simply be someone questioning Lee's story in this episode, Telltale says the way people perceive him is going to drastically affect future episodes. Characters remember what you say and take note of your pronoun usage, demeanor, and so on. Here, someone will ask you a question and you'll have a limited time to pick one of four responses. The Walking Dead removes that and ups the stakes. See, developer Telltale Games has built a brand new adventure game setup for The Walking Dead.Īlthough you had to choose what to say in Telltale titles such as Back to the Future, you could double back in conversation trees and explore all the options. Yes, there are action sequences (a lot of them, actually), but you'll spend the majority of your time making decisions and living with the consequences. This is a new, independent group of survivors - although you can expect a familiar face or two as a crossover - so meeting each other and figuring out how you're going to survive is the thrust of A New Day. Lee's story kicks off at the beginning of the end of the world, so Rick, the protagonist of the books, is snoozing in his hospital bed. All of this is happening concurrently with the comic book series.
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