The Walking Dead: A Telltale Series Season 2 Episode 2 Review

Clementine is back!!! Telltale has finally released it’s much anticipated second episode of the five part part series with this episode being titled: A House Divided. So does this episode keep pace with its predecessor by keeping you at the edge of your seat with its fantastic story line and yearning to see what happens next? Find out more in this review. For those who are not familiar with the Telltale Walking Dead series, let me start by saying that it’s not so much a video game as it is an interactive movie or TV show. If you were expecting an action packed thrill ride with zombies around every corner and endless gun fights, then you just may want to turn around and throw Resident Evil 4 or 5 (because we all know 6 was fucking trash) back into your respective consoles. But if you’re more interested in a story where the choices you make can alter the lives of the characters involved then look no further!

The graphics in this game have a comic book/cartoony feel to them, much like the graphics in the Borderlands series. It worked great for the previous season and I could see why they would carry it on into the next, but for whatever fucking reason on this go round, the shit just would NOT work properly. The lip syncing of characters were off, frame rate suffered to the point of frustration, and don’t even get me started on the loading screens! YO!!! at one point I had enough time to fucking fold laundry while I waited! Oh and I swear to God in one scene there was just a rif…

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