Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season Gameplay Demo
Telltale Games released a video showcasing 15 minutes of the in-game playthrough from Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season.
After releasing a teaser trailer for their critically acclaimed episodic interactive graphic adventure Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season at San Diego Comic-Con 2018, developer Telltale Games promised to release pre-released gameplay footage soon. Clementine returns to the franchise once again as series protagonist to explore another adventure in a post-apocalyptic world and the newly released gameplay walkthrough has just depicted that masterfully.
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Before you begin watching the gameplay demo from episode one, we would like to warn you that it may contain some of the plot aspects of the game that can probably be considered as potential SPOILERS! So, proceed on your own risk.
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The playthrough opens up with Clementine and little AJ riding towards a location looking for food. In entrance, there is a bell and when she rang it, a walker comes out of nearby bush only to be killed. She asks AJ about how they should approach the house to test if he properly remembers his lessons. They entered inside to find a turned couple bound in chairs, leaving a note to be left alone. What simply was a supply run then turns into a quick time panic event within next few moments.
RELATED: Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season Release Date
Like always, Telltale's work in portraying this interactive survival horror drama in episodic manner was top-notch. Even when Clem and Alvin Jr. were just went out just scavenging for food; the tension in the atmosphere was felt. Also, the game has slightly redefined their art style for this newest installment and added some new over-the-shoulder camera angles. Although the series mostly being narrative-driven, changes in gameplay aspects hints for advanced combat system.
RELATED: Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season Details
As hinted before in the first teaser trailer, she is not preparing Alvin to adapt but to survive alone when she is gone and the same can be noticed here too. Over the years, Clementine has evolved into a tough survivalist from a scared little girl through consequences. This indeed was a great run for an original video game adaptation based on popular Image Comics monthly ongoing comic-book series The Walking Dead by writer Robert Kirkman (Battle Pope, Haunt), which started on 2012.
RELATED: Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season First Artwork Revealed
The first episode of Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season will debut on August 14 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Later in 2018, they plan on releasing a port version for Nintendo Switch as well. You can receive a 10 percent discount if you pre-order the complete season containing four episodes, which originally will cost you $19.99 only. As bonus you can get your hands on The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series Collection, collecting last three seasons, spin-off game The Walking Dead: Michonne and The Walking Dead: 400 Days.
After releasing a teaser trailer for their critically acclaimed episodic interactive graphic adventure Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season at San Diego Comic-Con 2018, developer Telltale Games promised to release pre-released gameplay footage soon. Clementine returns to the franchise once again as series protagonist to explore another adventure in a post-apocalyptic world and the newly released gameplay walkthrough has just depicted that masterfully.
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| Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season Gameplay Demo |
RELATED: Telltale's Walking Dead Season 4 Confirmed for 2018
Before you begin watching the gameplay demo from episode one, we would like to warn you that it may contain some of the plot aspects of the game that can probably be considered as potential SPOILERS! So, proceed on your own risk.
RELATED: Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season SDCC Teaser Trailer
The playthrough opens up with Clementine and little AJ riding towards a location looking for food. In entrance, there is a bell and when she rang it, a walker comes out of nearby bush only to be killed. She asks AJ about how they should approach the house to test if he properly remembers his lessons. They entered inside to find a turned couple bound in chairs, leaving a note to be left alone. What simply was a supply run then turns into a quick time panic event within next few moments.
RELATED: Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season Release Date
Like always, Telltale's work in portraying this interactive survival horror drama in episodic manner was top-notch. Even when Clem and Alvin Jr. were just went out just scavenging for food; the tension in the atmosphere was felt. Also, the game has slightly redefined their art style for this newest installment and added some new over-the-shoulder camera angles. Although the series mostly being narrative-driven, changes in gameplay aspects hints for advanced combat system.
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| Clementine and Her Protégé |
RELATED: Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season Details
As hinted before in the first teaser trailer, she is not preparing Alvin to adapt but to survive alone when she is gone and the same can be noticed here too. Over the years, Clementine has evolved into a tough survivalist from a scared little girl through consequences. This indeed was a great run for an original video game adaptation based on popular Image Comics monthly ongoing comic-book series The Walking Dead by writer Robert Kirkman (Battle Pope, Haunt), which started on 2012.
RELATED: Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season First Artwork Revealed
The first episode of Telltale's Walking Dead: The Final Season will debut on August 14 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Later in 2018, they plan on releasing a port version for Nintendo Switch as well. You can receive a 10 percent discount if you pre-order the complete season containing four episodes, which originally will cost you $19.99 only. As bonus you can get your hands on The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series Collection, collecting last three seasons, spin-off game The Walking Dead: Michonne and The Walking Dead: 400 Days.
