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The Walking Dead: Season Two Episode 2 - A House Divided
Released On: Mar 4, 2014
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8.1
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Generally Favorable
Based on 40 Critic Reviews
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78% Positive
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23% Mixed
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 40 Critic Reviews
81
78% Positive
31 Reviews
31 Reviews
23% Mixed
9 Reviews
9 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
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Walking Dead is one of the most powerful stories in the video gaming history. With Season 2, Clem's story only grows stronger, though dark in its roots, in Episode 2, Telltale's game design and storytelling shines through that darkness.
Any doubts I had during the first episode have been washed away. This is Telltale’s storytelling ability at its very best. Filled with emotionally resonant dialogue, painful scenes and a cast that’s quickly matured, A House Divided makes it seem possible for The Walking Dead Season Two to eclipse its celebrated predecessor.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 394 User Ratings
8.1
80% Positive
315 Ratings
315 Ratings
9% Mixed
36 Ratings
36 Ratings
11% Negative
43 Ratings
43 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 394 User Ratings
8.1
80% Positive
315 Ratings
315 Ratings
9% Mixed
36 Ratings
36 Ratings
11% Negative
43 Ratings
43 Ratings
The last episode was a tough act to follow, but similar to season one, episode two is even better. The stakes are higher and the consequences steeper. Telltale has once again proved that adventure games are not only still alive, they’re as strong as ever. We can only hope it’s not long before we find out what's next.
Perfect story, perfect direction, not-so-perfect gameplay. [Issue #240]
The bleakness is so overbearing, in fact, that A House Divided steps perilously close to monotony. Every kindness is rewarded with brutality.
Sadly, the technical turbulence that has blighted previous episodes remains – the QTE-powered action beats, though well staged, are hobbled by pauses and awkward transitions, even on PC.
A slight improvement on the first episode, but still basically just plot set-up for a story that too often feels out of your hands.
Игра сохранила атмосферу предыдущей части! Очень хорошее продолжение!
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I think this game started with the wrong foot when the developers introduced us to the group of the most unlikable people ever.
This episode tries hard to recover from that, but its tough to empatize with a doctor who denies treatment to a 10 years old girl, a guy that throws you to the floor because you got bitten, and an angry unfaithful pregnant lady. The rest of the group is so bland its not even worth mentioning, and everyone is so self absorbed and useless that you just cant care about anyone you're with.
In a game with little to no gameplay, you need to either have a compelling story or good characters to keep yourself going. This season of The Walking Dead, unfortunately, has neither.
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Summary Season Two continues the story that began in Season One. You are Clementine, a young survivor in a world gone to hell. The dead have risen to feast on the living, and the living cannot be trusted. The story you experience in The Walking Dead Season Two is driven by the choices that you make. Because of that, your story could be very diff...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- Xbox 360
- PlayStation 3
- PC
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
- PlayStation Vita
Initial Release Date: Mar 4, 2014
Developer:
- Telltale Games
Publisher: Telltale Games
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