The Walking Dead: Season One (2012)
The Walking Dead: Season One is an episodic interactive drama graphic adventure survival horror video game developed and published by Telltale Games. (Wikipedia.org)
Game Information
Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, Windows, Switch, PS Vita, iOS, Android, Linux, PS3, Xbox 360, macOS
Franchise: The Walking Dead
Expansions: The Walking Dead: 400 Days
Developer: Telltale Games
Publisher: Telltale Games
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The Walking Dead: Season One belongs to 12 collections
1. 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die (book) (public: moderated by Veterini - 10 stars)
2. video games considered artistic (public: moderated by Veterini - 5 stars)
3. Game Pass for PC (public: moderated by howabe - 3 stars)
4. Wikipedia's List of Video Games Considered the Best (public: moderated by BeeDub - 2 stars)
5. Zombie apocalypse (public: moderated by Veterini - 1 star)
6. Giant Bomb GOTY 2010-2019 (public: moderated by caffe)
7. BAFTA Best Game winners and nominees ~o~ (public: moderated by 5Z5qjRCfM2)
8. Interactive film (public: moderated by Veterini)
9. Games Currently on Game Pass for XBox (public: moderated by oldscotland)
10. Rock Paper Shotgun 2022 - Top 100 (public: moderated by Veterini)
11. 1: High Priority (private: KasperL)
12. Steam Awards (private: sesito71)
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| Oct 11, 2020 |  |
mega RUB | 55 4% |
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Just not fun
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| May 01, 2020 |  |
War Machine | 68 65% |
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rvw. Good story. At its best it was probably a consistent 8 with 9-10 moments. But so much annoying QTE’s, needing to reload or dying stupidly, and the puzzles etc
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| Jun 21, 2019 | Darko_Lorde | 85 88% |
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Melhor que a serie de TV, embora necessite de mais tempo para criar empatia pelos personagens. Clementine é adorável.
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| Oct 23, 2018 | vv238 | 79 84% |
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Bugs, glitches, and some poor design hold back what could have been a stellar experience. This is some of the best storytelling video gaming has to offer.
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| Jul 11, 2018 |  |
shoegays | 85 84% |
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A wonderful story with engaging characters. A great start to a series that got worse and worse with each release.
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| Apr 19, 2018 |  |
Filligan | 92 64% |
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A Choose Your Adventure book in game format, but this worked really well. Mostly because Telltale hadn't flooded the market with these when it came out, so it was kind of a fresh, emotional experience at the time.
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| Apr 04, 2018 | SteDaCo | 4 84% |
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including 400 days
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| Feb 25, 2018 |  |
sensei | 75 32% |
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Great lead characters. The plot gets worse and worse with time. Your decisions have very little effect on the outcome, leaving you feeling like you've wasted your time. Needs more puzzles because the story isn't strong enough on its own.
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| Feb 14, 2018 | law | 10 29% |
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There's not enough gaming in this game, and the story's not good enough to make up for it. I didn't even pay to play, and I still resented The Walking Dead for robbing me--of my time. It's competent but only just. Give it a pass. Spend that time better.
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| Jan 26, 2018 |  |
martryn | 81 76% |
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Watching an extended cutscene. Sure, your choices affect the outcome of the game, but by how much, really? Your enjoyment will directly correlate to how much you enjoy the zombie genre. I enjoy zombies well enough, so this game was fun, but not fun enough to look for Season Two.
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| Jan 18, 2018 |  |
CosmicMonkey | 98 99% |
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Each episode will thrill you, make you laugh, make you cry, warm your heart, break your heart, and finally destroy and then rebuild all faith you have in humanity, leaving you completely emotionally exhausted at the end of the two-hour episode. An absolute rollercoaster of emotional story-telling that should be experienced by everyone.
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| Jan 18, 2018 |  |
AFlickering | 8 98% |
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a tiny bit harrowing
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| Jan 16, 2018 |  |
BillyShears | 75 68% |
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Just like who's line is it anyways , everything about Choice is made up and it doesn't matter. Kenny can suck my butt.
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| Jan 16, 2018 |  |
philamental | 50 12% |
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Heralded as a defining moment in interactive story telling, I was initially sucked in by the characters, narrative and the perception that my interactions and choices mattered. Spoiler alert ... they didn't. Any branching moment quickly returns to the strict narrative Telltale want you to follow. Once I figured that out, I didn't care about the characters or the 'interactive' experience, and TWD reveals itself to be neither a good movie nor a worthwhile gameplaying experience.
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| Jan 16, 2018 |  |
rosenritter | 9 91% |
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The great benefit of player choice in Telltale's TWD isn't that it adds narrative branching (it mostly doesn't), but that it heightens your immersion in an already pretty great story. Oftentimes when something bad happened it would feel like a consequence of my specific actions even though it usually wasn't. Add to this a great cast with thorny, conflict-ridden character relationships (much more akin to the comic than the TV show, in this regard) and the end result isn't far off a masterpiece.
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| Jan 15, 2018 |  |
hellboy76 | 94 97% |
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I know, I know, your choices don't always really matter. I don't care. It's slick and was one of the better games at making you feel for the characters and really invest in what happens.
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| Average Percentile 57.42% from 396 Ratings |  |