I’ve played a lot of story-driven games, but nothing has ever hit me like Telltale’s The Walking Dead series.
It’s more than just a zombie game, it’s an emotional, character-focused journey about survival, growing up, and the hard choices we make.

From the very beginning, the game builds a bond between you and the characters that feels incredibly real. Every decision matters. Not just in terms of gameplay, but emotionally. You’ll often find yourself sitting in silence after a choice, wondering if you did the right thing and sometimes, there is no right thing.

Across four seasons, the series evolves beautifully. You don’t just play through a story, you live it. You grow with the characters. You care about them. And sometimes, it hurts. A lot.

The writing is powerful. The voice acting is top-notch. And the emotional weight this game carries? It’s something I’ll never forget.

If you’re looking for a game that leaves a lasting impression, something that stays with you not just as a player, but as a person, this is it. The Walking Dead doesn’t just tell a story. It asks you what kind of person you want to be in the face of loss, fear, and hope.

And long after you finish, you’ll still be thinking about the choices you made.