In this game, you play as Lee Everett, a convict who is being driven to prison. Unfortunately (or, fortunately if you're in Lee’s shoes), the police car crashes and Lee is thrust into a world where the dead have risen and are devouring the living. After escaping from the wreck and hiding from a horde of zombies, Lee must take care of a lost girl named Clementine and find her parents, all while dealing with bandits, drama and shocking revelations.

Games made by Telltale have a very unique style of gameplay which happens to be less focused on action, and more focused on story, though there is plenty of excitement during the fight scenes. Most of the gameplay revolves around making dialogue choices during cutscenes. Every choice you make during these cutscenes will affect the story of the game. It decides who lives, who dies, how survivors think of you, and how Lee and the gang will deal with the problems they face during their fight for survival. Along with this, you will also be fighting zombies and other, not so friendly survivors, solving puzzles and making difficult choices.

The Walking Dead has been one of the best gaming experiences I've had. Though the gameplay is very different from what is prevalent in the market today, it has the ability to suck you right into the story, getting you truly invested in the characters and their struggles. Now, I have only played the first season of the game for this review, and there are 3 other seasons, including 2 DLC episodes, but from what I’ve seen in this first season has absolutely astounded me.