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90Highly Rated
2014Released

Ratings

90

Highly Rated

Score from 4 sources, critics and players combined
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Metacritic
80/100
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Xbox
4.7/5
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PlayStation53,000 reviews
4.57/5
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Steam12,622 reviews
Overwhelmingly Positive

About

The Walking Dead: Season Two is a horror and adventure game developed by Telltale Games and published by Skybound Games. The game was released on December 16, 2013. Players take control of Clementine, a young girl who has been orphaned by the undead apocalypse. Clementine is searching for safety in a world where both the living and the dead can be dangerous. The Walking Dead: Season Two continues the story from the first season and the 400 Days DLC. Decisions made in those previous installments will affect the events of Season Two. The game features single-player gameplay and controller support.

The Walking Dead: Season Two Buying and Gameplay FAQs

Is The Walking Dead: Season Two on Xbox Game Pass?

No, The Walking Dead: Season Two is not currently on Xbox Game Pass. The cheapest way to play is to buy it as low as $0.00, depending on the store and platform.

Is The Walking Dead: Season Two single-player only?

The Walking Dead: Season Two is primarily a single-player experience.

Is The Walking Dead: Season Two available on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, or Switch?

The Walking Dead: Season Two is available on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo.

When did The Walking Dead: Season Two release?

The Walking Dead: Season Two launched on October 21, 2014.

What age rating is The Walking Dead: Season Two?

The Walking Dead: Season Two is rated M for Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, and Strong Language.

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