The Walking Dead: Season Two
Telltale Games · 2013 · Zombies, Adventure, Story Rich, Episodic, Point & Click
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About The Walking Dead: Season Two
Play as Clementine, a young survivor navigating a brutal post-apocalyptic world where your moral choices and survival instincts directly shape the story around you. Your decisions carry weight across seasons, creating a deeply personal narrative experience based on Robert Kirkman's acclaimed comic universe.
Many months have passed since the events seen in Season One of The Walking Dead, and Clementine is searching for safety. But what can an ordinary child do to stay alive when the living can be just as bad – and sometimes worse – than the dead? As Clementine, you will be tested by situations and dilemmas that will test your morals and your instinct for survival. Your decisions and actions will change the story around you, in this sequel to 2012’s Game of the Year.
- Decisions you made in Season One and in 400 Days will affect your story in Season Two
- Based on Robert Kirkman’s award-winning comic books
- Play as Clementine, an orphaned girl forced to grow up fast by the world around her
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The Walking Dead: Season Two delivers improved visuals and continues Clementine's story with memorable emotional moments that resonate strongly with fans of the series, though some feel playing as Clementine diminishes the impact of her character development from Season One. While the game maintains solid narrative-driven gameplay with meaningful choices, players note the story feels bleaker and less impactful than the first season, with character writing that can feel repetitive and overly pessimistic, though devoted fans still consider it a worthwhile entry in the franchise.
I cried
Yes let’s all depend on the 11 year old girl to save a man 3x her size and to make life altering decisions
I really like Telltale's games, and The Walking Dead: Season Two is still a solid narrative adventure, but it left me with a feeling of disappointment. The first season set an incredibly high standard, with a much stronger emotional impact and a story that was harder to forget. Season Two is a massive visual upgrade compared to the first game. The presentation is better, the animations are improved, and the overall experience feels more polished. However, the story and character development didn't have the same impact for me. The game still delivers some memorable moments and continues Clementine's journey in an interesting way, but compared to the emotional power of the first season, it feels like a lot weaker. Pros: + Significant graphical improvement over Season One + Good character moments + Classic Telltale choice based gameplay Cons: - Doesn't reach the emotional impact of the first season - Some story decisions feel weaker than in the original
Mixed feelings: We shouldn't play as Clemintine, we should see from an outside perspective on how she behaves as Lee told her to, playing as clem takes away from that satisfaction. Also, the writing is overly-bleak, characters are near-always incompetent except from a select few who get killed quickly, it's so recurring it takes me out of the experience, I see a competent person and think 'he'/she's going to die'. Everything that could go bad, tends to go bad in this series, even at the risk of feeling forced, of which it does. Kenny losing his mind is a bit of a stretch, season 1 he went through all of that and you'd expect him to have moved forward, but instead he's just bottled it up and focusses on his new girl now, which makes me think lesser of him. Clemintine has to take care of the grown ups, not the other way around in this game, that goes throughout the game, and they even take orders from her. How does this make sense? I feel like I'm playing Lee from season 1, but I'm playing as an 11 year old girl - there's no way in real life she'd be so competent in persuasion, fighting and hiding etc. And Lee's legacy doesn't shine through the episodes much, they do a little, b…
10/10 second best game ive ever played after the first one
This is a 10/10 game for sure, this season was amazing. I just enjoyed the story. Being able to play Clementine just made it so much more fun to play. What makes me love TWDG series is the being able to choose what you wanting to say, giving you different outcomes and being able to save certain people or do certain actions. That is the part that makes the TWDG juat so fun. My favorite part about this season is how Clementine sees Kenny again. The whole story is good, I enjoy the whole thing. But honestly definitely a 10/10, definitely should get. It’s an amazing series for sure. I’ve played this certain season a few times to try and see the different outcomes to see how different it would be. Anyways, if you’re a TWD fan definitely get this game and the whole series. Such a great series.
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