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im actuallyjizzing

this taught me how to use a shotgun

slowly curing my depression
hope this ages well

it ain't sex, but it'll do

This game is incredibly amazing. The way Studio June put their own spin on the characters is refreshing, and the new perspective is always enjoyable. The amount of passion and dedication they put into every volume with every mechanic, or unique gameplay design, is absolutely copacetic. There is so much more beyond voice acting, and the amount of love for a free fangame like this is too well done to be unnoticed. I sincerely hope they keep going on with their updates and continue to make them as exciting and enjoyable to play as all the others! Thank you so much for this amazing treat of a visual novel so far!

In my opinion, they have in some cases completely eclipsed the original Friendsim!

it's not sex but it'll do

can someone please explain the joke i dontget i

Tellatale's The Walking Dead: Season Two gets depressing. In a good and in a bad way, it further tries to involve you with characters, with a story that seems like no matter what you choose, will end up bitterly. The relationships you've made, the choices you've made for Clementine, and the way you understand the world around you, will help mold the Clementine you believe is best. At times, it can be a depressing trudge through the darkness, while at other times, it can be a game about hope. It shows the worst and the best in people, and how a little girl must chug through it all. With few but noticeable gameplay changes, a quite more interesting story, and characters that you feel the need to keep track of, it's a great game. It's a good sequel.

Let go of Kenny.

4/5

Tellatale's The Walking Dead is a classic and will remain as one of the company's greatest hits. For what it was in its time, it is still a very survival horror point and click adventure game that will thrill newcomers time and time again. Despite it's flaws, clunky gameplay, and somewhat linear storytelling, it has become a cult classic for a good reason. The relationships that you try to mend, the mini-choices that matter and build upon other choices. It is clear that passion and love was put into this game, even up into the very end. It's a perfect introduction to "Choice Matters" games. Not something gold, but something dear.

4.5/5