I was worried that season two wouldn’t be able to deliver characters as compelling as the ones we got in season one, and that’s certainly the first impression I got when Clementine stumbles upon this new group. Still, while the choices you make might not necessarily affect the overall story, they certainly affect how you feel about its numerous characters. It’s no worse than the first season, but it ends up feeling more obvious the second time around. Moment to moment, The Walking Dead is thrilling, and it feels like your choices matter-examine it too closely and you realize that you’re merely given the illusion of choice. Occasionally your choices will affect who lives or dies, but everything always ends up reverting to some kind of status quo. Decide to steal someone’s medicine or let them go you’ll be in the same spot regardless of what you end up doing. Like in season one, picking sides causes people to react to you in different ways, but the plot still moves forward just the same. Unfortunately, that’s really the extent of the effect you have on The Walking Dead’s narrative. Definitely play 400 Days as well, as many of season two's ancillary characters are introduced here. It won’t change any major plot points, but hearing Clementine and her old friends refer back to previous choices you made is really neat, and it helps tie all of your experiences together. While playing season one isn't essential, your enjoyment of season two will be greatly enhanced if you have-especially if you import your save file.
Regardless of how you develop Clementine, it’s joy to watch her mature right in front of your eyes-even if it is in an apocalyptic wasteland. She can be strong, meek, hesitant, or reserved, all based on how you pipe up (or don’t) in each set of dialogue choices. I may have even let her try alcohol once or twice (hey, she’s seen some shit, alright?). My Clementine constantly surprised grown-ups over twice her age, taking a direct, no nonsense approach to many situations, while still trying to be humane to those who deserve it. Playing as a kid is way different than an adult, as they shove you off to the side as they bicker and argue amongst themselves over petty disagreements. Throughout her travels, you're prompted with numerous choices-some are small, quiet moments that let you get to know your fellow survivors, while others put the lives of your friends in the balance. Modding Vitas can be dangerous and the moderators at /r/Vita are not responsible for bricked or broken consoles.Being able to shape how Clementine grows, develops, and how people react to her is the highlight here, and it’s where Telltale’s choose-your-own-adventure really shines. Asking for help finding or using pirated material will result in a ban. Looking for podcasts or game-related subreddits? Latest Updatesĭisclaimer: The moderators at r/Vita do not condone/promote piracy. Need accessories or spare parts? Find them here! Other Related Links Looking for games to play? Find some here. Searching for Wallpapers? Share and find them here. Looking for PSN buddies? Check out the official subreddit Want a simpler site layout? Try Reddit's mobile view. Have questions or just new? Try the official /R/VITA Wiki.
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