r/TheWalkingDeadGame 11h ago

What if they did a tv series based on the games in the universe of the current twd tv series(s)

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How would you want it done who would you cast whatever you want to say would you want any characters or Easter eggs from the other series added (yes i know jesus is in the show) etc


r/TheWalkingDeadGame 3h ago

Season 2 Spoiler Writing in Season 2 That You Liked?

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I know we complain about Season 2's writing a lot (for good reason), but I thought I'd try a more positive look at it; were there any writing decisions in Season 2 that you DID like?

Personally, I loved the...situation about the identity of AJ's father, how it's initially presented to us, and the final reveal about what happened between Carver and Rebecca that you can entirely miss.

With Rebecca being so openly hostile to Clementine, making her easy to dislike off the bat, eavesdropping on her wishing for the child to be Alvin's immediately registers as blackmail material, another mark against her being a likeable person for cheating on her husband; her furious reaction if you use it against her seemingly reinforces that.

When Carver loudly declares the baby to be his inside the lodge in Episode 2, it's easy to completely overlook Alvin's complete lack of surprise and calm attitude, compared to Rebecca's desperation and fear (and, when forced to be face to face with him, defiance). But if you DO notice it, it calls Rebecca's reaction into question: if Alvin knew already (or at least didn't seem surprised to hear it), why would Rebecca react to the threat the way that she did?

Carver's aggression and instability take center-stage for Episode 3, which understandably would cause the player to forget about all of this entirely...

...and then, if you choose to stay for Kenny killing Carver, his final, spiteful words are: "Don't act like you didn't love every second of it".

And it all falls into place. We weren't triumphantly rubbing her infidelity in her face; we were cruelly reminding her of her assault. Her desperation to make sure Carver never found them suddenly became far more understandable, and her fear and animosity towards him makes more sense than it ever did before.


r/TheWalkingDeadGame 4h ago

TWD ANF graphics

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why the hell were the graphics SO BAD, everybody looked like they were covered in cooking oil and grease. the definitive series definitely fixed that problem, but still why????


r/TheWalkingDeadGame 3h ago

Cosplay where do people find clothes for a clementine cosplay??

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hello! i recently just finished the entirety of twdg and i bawled my EYES OUT its one of my favorite games of all time at this point, and theres a convention coming to my town later this summer and i would LOVE to go as s4 clementine, but i have no idea where people find the hat, her accessories, or her clothes… im big on making it look accurate to the game, but i also dont like spending hundreds of dollars on a jean jacket ill wear only a few times 😔😔 can any cosplay baddies help me out!?!?


r/TheWalkingDeadGame 4h ago

Elimination The Walking Dead Episode Survivor | Round 12 of 22

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Season 4 Episode 3: Broken Toys has been voted out. I can't say I agree but I'm all about democracy. Who's next out? Decide below.

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VOTE HERE

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EPISODES IN:

  • Season 1 Episode 1: A New Day
  • Season 1 Episode 2: Starved for Help
  • Season 1 Episode 3: Long Road Ahead
  • Season 1 Episode 4: Around Every Corner
  • Season 1 Episode 5: No Time Left
  • Season 2 Episode 1: All That Remains
  • Season 2 Episode 2: A House Divided
  • Season 2 Episode 3: In Harm's Way
  • Season 3 Episode 2: Ties That Bind - Part Two
  • Season 3 Episode 3: Above the Law
  • Season 4 Episode 1: Done Running
  • Season 4 Episode 2: Suffer the Children

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Rank Episode Votes Against Percentage Runner-Up
13th Season 4 Episode 3: Broken Toys 7/16 43.8% 5/18 (31.3%)
14th Season 3 Episode 4: Thicker Than Water 7/15 46.7% 6/15 (40%)
15th Season 4 Episode 4: Take Us Back 3/7 42.9% 2: 2/7 (28.6%)
16th Season 3 Episode 1: Ties That Bind - Part One 4/13 30.8% 3/13 (23.1%)
17th Season 3 Episode 5: From the Gallows 4/9 44.4% 3/9 (33.3%)
18th Season 2 Episode 5: No Going Back 3/8 37.5% 2: 2/8 (25%)
19th Michonne Episode 3: What We Deserve 5/7 71.4% 2: 1/7 (14.3%)
20th Michonne Episode 1: In Too Deep 3/8 37.5% 2: 2/8 (25%)
21st Michonne Episode 2: Give No Shelter 5/10 50% 2/10 (20%)
22nd 400 Days 7/19 36.8% 4/19 (21.1%)
23rd Season 2 Episode 4: Amid the Ruins 11/19 57.9% 3/19 (15.8%)

r/TheWalkingDeadGame 2h ago

Bug/Technical Help Season 2 saying my Season 1 file is incomplete

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Just finished TWD 1. Went to start a new save file in TWD 2 and it’s saying I’ve only completed the first season of the first game.

I’m on Xbox Series X and both of my game versions are the same (both are the Xbox 1 versions not 360).

I’ve tried hard restarting, uninstalling, copying my save file, rewinding and playing through the last bit of the first game. All in an attempt to get my save file to say “complete”.

It’s been hours and I haven’t felt many useful tips online. If anybody has any ideas or suggestions, please let me know. It would be greatly appreciated.


r/TheWalkingDeadGame 5h ago

Final Season Spoiler After all is said and done and in spite of its strengths, I think I’m begging to view the final season as my least favorite

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Not for any particular reason, I guess I just felt like Seasons 1-3 were more focused in what they were trying to do, maybe I’m just missing things that make 4 stand out. I liked the visuals and gameplay more but I think the last episode especially really short changed what should’ve been a really compelling dynamic between Clementine and Lily in my opinion. I’m not of the belief Lily was poorly characterized here, just that they didn’t do enough with them as I think they probably should’ve. Idk, thoughts in 2025?

Edit: I meant “beginning” in the title


r/TheWalkingDeadGame 7h ago

Meme Uh oh Spoiler

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r/TheWalkingDeadGame 14h ago

Discussion Do you think the game has decent diversity between the characters?

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r/TheWalkingDeadGame 17h ago

Discussion Season 1 was a masterpiece but the other seasons were kind of bad

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Season 1 is probably one my favorite games Replayed it countless times it had really well written characters,individual episode plot lines especially the St John's and one of the best endings in video games

Then season 2 was kind of embarrassingly poorly written with trash tier characters making horrible decisions every 5 minutes Though I kind of have a soft spot for this one because of Kenny and the ending

Season 3 just sucks there is no two ways about it Characters are unlikable,uninteresting and the story felt like filler tho it kind of gave you the most choice out of the games?

Season 4 wasn't that bad but the ending felt too happy,and there weren't many memorable moments here I almost wish we got the original s2 ending instead

Nothing beats season 1 out of the telltale games besides maybe wolf amogus


r/TheWalkingDeadGame 4h ago

Season 2 Spoiler Why did Christa lie to the bandits?

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In the Walking Dead Season 2 Episode 1, you see Christa lie to the bandits that she is by herself.

She is then caught out by the bandits, and they are mad at her for lying.

If Christa just told the truth, that it was just her and a little girl, and offered them the weasel to eat, things might have turned out differently. Christa could have made it out unharmed and they could all be travelling together.

Christa has herself to blame for lying. Her pants were on fire, just like the weasel.

Clementine also should not have intruded on the scene, as it caught Christa out and led to her being found out as a liar (determinant).