Developer studio Telltale Games has successfully mastered the art of episodic graphic adventure narrating through their acclaimed Walking Dead series and that is no news to the fans or the world. Then came two installments, a spin-off and an oncoming season is also in the line for 2018 release. Sometimes, we do wonder what it would be like if there was a collection of all the episodes from Telltale’s The Walking Dead series packed into one? It seems that we are not the one thinking about that.
Telltale’s Walking Dead Collection Announced
Looks like, Telltale has also entertained the idea of a bundle where all 19 episodes from Season 1-3 and Michonne mini-series will be included along with The Walking Dead: 400 Days. They have taken an initiative of bringing their award-winning Walking Dead series into one place. Check out the trailer Telltale has released recently for The Walking Dead Collection.
Now, this is not the only exciting news. Every episode that came out before "A New Frontier" was released will be graphically enhanced to experience the horrors of a post-apocalyptic world to a new scale. To give us a better idea of how the visual experience will differentiate from the earlier installments from the visually upgraded version, Telltale has gave us a peek with some awesome side-by-side shots for comparison.
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Telltale’s The Walking Dead series tells a story of a bunch of zombie apocalypse survivors and the main plot is revolved around the character Clementine throughout all three seasons of the game. Reportedly, she will also be the primary protagonist of The Walking Dead: The Final Season, awaiting a 2018 release date. The studio also announced the return of renowned writer Gary Whitta (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, The Book of Eli) in the house to consult the theme for the final season.
The entire box set, The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series Collection will be available to play on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One from December 5th, 2017. Sources tell that the collection will be priced $49.99 only for physical copies or digital downloads. Any release date of the version for PC, Mac, Android and iOS devices are yet to be announced.
