The Walking Dead: Season Two

What really impressed me was the way Season 2 pushed me to question my morality. the choices were tougher, the characters more complicated, and the consequences more immediate. It made me feel like there was no clear "right" or "wrong" every decision came with a sacrifice, and I was constantly wondering if I made the best choices. this sense of uncertainty and tension kept me completely invested in the story. 9/10

I love this game, lol u can check out my gameplay @Pufferfishaye on YouTube. Made me cry real life tears, p.s I'm also a cry baby so results may very.

Essa segunda temporada é um estouro, é um pouco mais curta que a primeira, mas não é por isso que deixa de ser ótima. Pode ser só impressão minha, mas acho que ela foi um pouco melhor otimizada e roda mais suavemente do que a primeira, além da leve melhorada nos gráficos, modelos, texturas e etc. No geral, eu gosto mais da primeira temporada, mas essa aqui também vale cada centavo por continuar e evoluir aquela história linda.

i love it! the story was amazing

Absolute roller coaster of emotions.. Had to take a lap after the scene with Lee flashback, "Promise you won't leave me" "I promise Sweet Pea"

its a wonderful and emotional game.

The Walking Dead: Season Two is the sequel to the legendary game by Telltale Games, released in 2013. This time, the main protagonist is Clementine—a young girl forced to survive in a world full of dangers. The story takes place some time after the events of the first season, and now the player is fully responsible for Clementine's fate.
The developers put a strong emphasis on moral dilemmas—you will have to make tough decisions that shape what kind of person Clementine will become in this harsh world. The atmosphere of despair has become even darker, and trust in others is more fragile than ever.
The Walking Dead: Season Two is a worthy sequel to the iconic first season, though it no longer feels as fresh and groundbreaking. Clementine's story remains gripping and emotional, but at times the pacing slows down. Nevertheless, if you enjoyed the first season, the second one is a must-play.

If you've ever wanted to experience the apocalypse through the eyes of an 11-year-old girl who's somehow smarter and tougher than every adult around her, The Walking Dead: Season Two is your game. You play as Clementine—older, wiser, and still rocking that iconic hat—while navigating a world where trust is a luxury and canned food is basically gold.

The choices you make feel intense and life-changing... until the game inevitably reminds you that nothing good lasts in the apocalypse. You’ll agonize over whether to trust strangers, who deserves the last can of beans, and whether that guy is really dead—but don’t get too comfortable. No matter how carefully you play, the universe will find a way to punch you in the gut.

It’s an emotional rollercoaster where your favorite characters probably won’t make it, the people you can’t stand never seem to die, and somehow, everything is still your fault. But hey, at least Clementine’s hat survives.

10/10 – Would emotionally wreck myself again.

very emotional season with a good story line

Long, Drawn-Out, and Choices DO NOT MATTER. I wanted to go in blind and give this an honest review. I was recommended this game because of the raving reviews about making choices. Not only are the controls horrible, the story is pre-planned. Nearly every "option" was forced and even if you say "no", it does it anyway. I am playing on pc and there is one section where you have to hold "a". That part is so janky and I had to replay several times. I would rather read this as a book then to be forced to play this. The characters did things that didn't make sense most of the time. The idea is to survive. Why are we rushing to leave with no food or supplies? Yes. Carter was a dictator but from Clem's perspective, it was a safe place with stable food. Why were we rushing to leave? Why did the russian guy still say we robbed him when we let him have the supplies? Why aren't all the characters savable depending on gameplay? The girl was ridiculously annoying. The credits at the end sucks. If you exit the game sometimes the last chapter does not save. Why are we forced to see recaps and credit screens? Overall, A SKIP. NOTHING MATTERS.

story based is very good

Not as good as the first game, but still quite enjoyable

I recommend to buy it when it's on discount

masterful story telling and plot.

absolute stunning ending , just speechless am like holy shit this game story is so insane and spoiler alert its the continuation of season 1 . just cant believe how underrated this game is. 9.8/10 do play this game after the season 1 i would strongly recommend.

well... it's been quite a while since a cried to a game
really, really touching, and also it hasn't dropped on consistency from the first season

Fantastic continuation to the story of season 1!

Season 2 of this series, in my opinion, is where Clementine's story should have ended. I'm not a big fan of what came after this but I don't poo poo anyone for liking or playing them.

I both appreciated and hated the constant back and forth when it came to Clementine's age where literally everyone kept putting the responsibility on this 11 year old to do things but then also couldn't let go of the fact that she's 11 years old and would coddle her "Clem don't do that, but go put yourself in danger when we need someone to do it." It helped to put stress on the situations the group was in as it made the player feel the frustration of not being listened too but then also thrust into being the groups only hope. When this was done as Lee it could be written off as him being the go to guy or someone who gets results so the group leans on him for that. Here it just makes the adults look incompetent and strengthens Jane's reasoning for staying away from groups.

The walkers are still a weird mix of dangerous due to panic and stupidity from survivors. Story wise its been 2 years since the apocalypse started, at this point people would be able to identify the absurdity of these slow and brainless zombies. Understandably from Clementines perspective they are incredibly dangerous as she is still a child and wouldn't have the strength to wrestle with any, although throughout the story she is able to push them off and struggle with them but it usually involved something in the way to help her out or someone killing it before she could get bitten. But even then, and this may just be due to limitations on putting too many in a scene at once, but there were def times where the group of them could have handled it but were just panicking too much to keep their head on.

All in all other than that I loved this season as I said it's supposed to grind up against you as you take on the role of a hardened child in the apocalypse, being underestimated by not only your enemies but your allies as well. The feelings of helplessness as you try to be mature and deal with situations as they come but just get worse and worse. It's worth it to play this one, and while I'm not a fan of seasons 3 and 4 I say it's dealers choice on that one.

amazing and so fun !!

If you loved the first game, you need to play this one.

kenny is top tier, favorite character. played this game more times than i can count on my fingers and toes on my xbox, finally finished it on my computer. and it still makes me cry so hard i give myself a migraine.

if you dont like kenny, i dont like you.

A really good story, well worth the time.

This game was great, I feel like it was shorter than its predecessor but to me it was also better.
The characters are great and the narrative is too, it's really great and I definitely recommend it.
Pd: funny how a girl does all the work for a group of adults.

Definitely worth playing. If you liked the First Season then you have to play Season 2 as it also has a lovely narrative and somewhat kinda improved game-play (BTW you can pause using SpaceBar)..I'm mid-way in The New Frontier and this series has an emotionally resonant storytelling BUT then again just like the previous season your decisions have no impact and only gives you a feeling and makes you think that the story is unfolding and characters lives depends on your actions and that this is a choice based game.

I like the choice based outcome of this game it has good art and the story is believable .,
all around fun to play! Thumbs up for me....

The ending is one of the most painful ones throughout the whole series. 10/10

Really good continuation from the first one, very well written.

One of the best storyline games.

This game is still on my mind even tho many years have passed, it really was good, probably one of the two good games or three Telltale ever made.

I can recommend to everyone!

Mansow Rating: 16/20

Telltale’s The Walking Dead: Season Two is like volunteering as tribute in an emotional Hunger Games, but with more undead jaw-dropping and fewer fancy outfits. You take control of Clementine—formerly the precious cinnamon roll everyone wanted to protect—who’s now battle-scarred and trying to keep a group of questionable survivors from murdering each other over can-openers. Every choice you make feels like juggling live grenades: you’re either saving someone from being zombified or accidentally triggering a meltdown that’d make a preschool tantrum look tame. Expect to bond with characters faster than you can say “Walker Bait,” only for the writers to snatch them away and stomp on your feelings with a reanimated boot. By the end, you’ll have sobbed approximately one ocean’s worth of tears and questioned your entire moral compass—but it’s worth every agonizing second. Enjoy the apocalypse!

Gameplay : 3/5
Graphics : 3/5
Audio (Sound effects, voice acting) : 5/5
Soundtrack : 3/5
Story : 4/5
Characters : 4/5
Worldbuilding : 4/5
Immersion : 4/5
Replayability : 2/5
Bugs Cleanliness: 5/5
Price/Quality Value: 3/5

Difficulty (1-Very easy, 5-Very difficult): 1/5

Overall : 3,6/5, Great

I guess it’s good the fact the adults are relying on a child

emotional rollercoaster that builds on its predecessor with even more gut-wrenching decisions and character-driven storytelling. As Clementine, you must navigate a brutal, post-apocalyptic world filled with difficult choices and heart-wrenching consequences. The game excels at creating tension and making you feel every moment, whether you're bonding with allies or deciding who to trust. Though the gameplay is similar to the first season, the rich narrative and unforgettable characters make it a must-play for fans of story-driven games. Prepare for an unforgettable journey with twists and turns that will stay with you long after the credits roll.

Clementine character development and im here for it

the best game in the twd series

wow I love these characters I hope nothing bad happens to them in a zombie game

Not as good as the previous game, felt frustrating most of the time and really didn't like how it handled the new characters and the few returning ones.

One of the most touching stories out there. Must play!

The Walking Dead: Season 2 is a fantastic follow-up to the first game, with Clementine stepping up as the main character. It’s incredible to see her grow and survive in such a harsh world, and playing as her makes every choice feel even heavier.

The new cast of characters has its ups and downs, not all of them hit as hard as the original group but there are plenty of moments that make you care about them. And just like the first game, nobody is safe, so the tension is always there. You never know who’s going to stick around or what your choices will lead to.

The story is emotional and brutal, just like you'd expect, with some seriously tough decisions. It also looks a bit better than Season 1, but what really stands out is the atmosphere. The bleak world feels even heavier now, and every little choice feels like it’s life or death.

If you liked the first game, this is definitely worth playing. It might not have the same emotional punch as meeting Lee and Clem for the first time, but it’s still an awesome, heartbreaking ride. By the end, you’ll probably feel drained but in a good way

beat this game yesterday and i gotta say its a 9.5/10 telltale nailed this game like they did with the first one!

Enjoyable game, great story

this game does not adapt to the choices you make. no choices you make ultimately effect the game in any meaningful way. 1/10, and i fully believe that by making the game as poorly as they did they open themselves up to a false advertising lawsuit. fortunately i think telltale games is out of business though, and now i know why.

every character lisen to 11 years old girl! 11/10

I really like this game, 2nd best game of the series 8/10
I dont have much to say because the choices you'll have in the ending are both sad and full of uncertainty

I love the story more than anything and the fact that your choices actually affect the plot is genius.

Though not as good as the first game, The Walking Dead Season Two is still a very good story about the bleakness of life during a zombie apocalypse. You pick up slightly where you left off in the first game with the story molding to how you played or choices you made in the first game, which is a freaking cool thing.
Without spoiling the story, you're going to have a lot more emotional lows playing this one. but hey that's realistic.
Team Kenny All Da Way.

The second season. ahhhh. The one that originally was supposed to be grim and griddy HL2 beta right there. Iunno.

They dropped the ball. Telltale wrote a season on per episode basis. This one is a result of changing writers too much, each with their own idea where to take the season next. At least that's the impression it gives.
Every single episode is a cop out toward the previous episode. Tho of course the season is also a cop out to the first season, too. It already starts with cop out and then it still crushes its own promises. Which is a shame. Because each episode has their own highlights, some good themes.

But then each writer would kill other writers arcs of characters at seemingly random. Failing to deliver a meaning, unlike Season 1. Dude, I am not playing a Zombie narrative just to get a rougelike gamey experience, make me care, the worldbuilding is boring otherwise.

Well, I guess at least it's sorta entertainingly dark enough and the finale was something. But mmm.

Still 100% mad about Sarah. Still love the tension inside house in E1 and E2 when problem comes.

None the less, not worth playing by itself unless you just wanted more after Season 1.

Absolutely up to the first season, and definitely a must-play, but there is one thing that bothers me. It was already present in the first one, but it's much more apparent here: decisions often have minimal or no consequences. It's all linear and just creates the illusion of choice in most cases. But these only come out when you investigate. Nevertheless, it is a fantastic experience and a shame to miss.

TWD: Season Two was a great sequel to an already great game. The story continued to be amazing, the characters continued to draw me in making me either love or hate them. The soundtrack and visuals were pretty good, very stylized but at this point a bit outdated. S2 did great at improving the controls from the first game, allowing for a ui that felt much better to use and didnt consistently feel clunky. Some of the reveals and moments in this game will definitely stick with you through the rest of the series, at least they stuck with me. Although it really is a great game, it doesn't have very innovative gameplay.

8.6/10

A worthy but lesser sequel to the original and that perhaps has some weaker episodes and characters but still amounts to a great story. Less interactive this time but what truly saves this game is
the return of Kenny and observing his psychological trauma and breakdown undue who is at heart a good man. Jane is not very sketched out as a character and neither are of the new additions plus some deaths are cheap and don't have any impact or meaning.

The graphics look crisper and the art style is gorgeous always and there is a real sense of progression Of Clementine growing older beyond her years.

its great, the only thing i dont like about this game is that it literally spoils what happens to lee right when you open a new save. otherwise its a great game but i wish they left the element of surprise for those events