Nick Summers Senior Editor. I wept at the end of The Walking Dead: Season One.Telltale delivered a heartbreaking finale for Lee Everett -- a former professor and convicted murderer -- and his ...

Telltale Games' Walking Dead features one of the most heart-wrenching stories to ever exist in a video game. It follows Lee Everett, a convict who narrowly escaped his prison sentence thanks to a ...

The Walking Dead's creative directors spoke about this at length at the Game Developers Conference in 2013. "When you make choices about who your characters are, yes, you are defining the context ...

The only choice that really mattered in Telltale’s The Walking Dead, for example, happened in its first season. ... Lee Everett has collapsed, weak and febrile from the effects of a zombie bite.

Telltale's The Walking Dead, which turns 10 years old today, ... Lee Everett, a convicted felon with a heart of gold who stumbles on an orphaned little girl named Clementine.

Even bigger, there's a 30 minute documentary on the making of The Walking Dead's first season, though it apparently excludes project leaders Sean Vanaman and Jake Rodkin at the request of "the brass." ...

The Walking Dead: Season 2, Episode 4 Review -- Amid The Ruins VERDICT: As ever, I’m confident in Telltale Games’ ability to tell a strong story and end it with panache, but Episode 4: Amid ...

The Walking Dead from Telltale Games hit PC and iOS a while back, then it came to Android as an exclusive on the Amazon Appstore. Let's be honest, ... You play as Lee Everett, ...

Telltale: The Walking Dead, Marvel, More at E3 2015 Kinda Funny interviews Job Stauffer about Telltale's The Walking Dead and the upcoming Marvel series at E3 2015. Jun 17, 2015 7:33pm ...

The Walking Dead is a well-known survival horror game series by Telltale Games. The story-driven franchise is inspired by the comics and takes place in the same location, Georgia.

Telltale Games reveals some of the statistics behind The Walking Dead Episode 2: Starved for Help and finds that people aren’t so bad after all.