Walking Dead, The - Season Two - A Telltale Games Series (Europe)
Xbox 360
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Reviewed in 2014
82
✪ Reviewed on January 20, 2025
76
Telltale continue the saga with Clementine as the heroine, now hardened against the world's cruelty. The writing of broken childhood devastates, moral choices grow crueler, and this is probably the most credible sequel ever delivered by Telltale, to be savoured like a drama of rare precision.
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Adventure1 player18+
Description
Episodic adventure by Telltale Games, October 2014. Now alone Clementine makes the heart-wrenching decisions defining her future in zombie-infested America. The player embodies Clementine making her moral choices. Emotionally intense Season 1 sequel, complete five-episode version.
Walking Dead, The - Season Two - A Telltale Games Series review
4/5
Art direction
★★★★★
"Striking"
4/5
Music
★★★★★
"Excellent"
4/5
Story
★★★★★
"Captivating"
Clementine's body serves as a diary: the dog bite she stitches herself in the first chapter leaves a scar visible to the end, clothes tear and are never replaced, dirt builds up in her hair. Where most games reset their hero between chapters, this one makes the character's wear and tear its main visual information.
Each episode closes on a song with lyrics, sung by a female voice, commenting on what you have just done while the list of other players' choices scrolls past. This end-of-chapter appointment establishes a ritual: the music arrives once everything is settled, and it is the only moment when the game allows itself a judgment on your playthrough.
The reversal is cruel: the child you protected becomes the one adults size up, suspect and use. Nobody wants a kid in their group, and Clementine has to make herself indispensable to survive. Facing Carver, who enforces camp discipline in the name of safety, she learns that a protective leader and a tyrant often look alike, a lesson the finale makes her apply alone.
European (PAL) edition of The Walking Dead Season Two A Telltale Games Series, a sequel that places the player in Clementine's role and extends Telltale's poignant choice-driven narrative. Still common on the European market, its desirability rests on the continuity of a beloved narrative saga rather than scarcity. A valued piece for those completing the story on the console, whose interest rests on set coherence rather than its own value.
Is Walking Dead, The - Season Two - A Telltale Games Series still worth playing in 2026?
Released in 2014 on Xbox 360, Telltale Games' The Walking Dead Season Two continues the adventure by this time placing the player in the shoes of Clementine, now a child left to fend for herself in a merciless post apocalyptic world. This bold, devastating change of perspective gives new weight to the choices under pressure that shape relationships and the story. The mature writing and the heartbreaking dilemmas confirm the studio's narrative mastery. The action stays minimal, in service of the story. But the emotion is intense. For fans of narrative games and choice driven adventure, this sequel keeps a strong appeal today.
