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The Walking Dead: Season One - Episode 5: No Time Left
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DEV: Telltale Games
November 20, 2012
Point-and-clickPS 3PS 4AndroidPC (Microsoft Windows)iOSMacPS VitaXbox 360Xbox OneNintendo Switch
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Just like the first episode it consists of eight chapters and it picks up after the events of the previous episode. Clem disappeared and Lee is in contact with her through the walkie-talkie, but she is not alone.
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PrincessDonut
September 9, 2026
One of my favorite story games of all time
I don't care if it's a walking simulator, I don't care if your choices don't really matter, don't care don't care don't care. Clementine and Lee are the first video game characters I ever truly fell in love with and cared about like they were real. I did not know a video game could evoke the kinds of feelings this game did. I will forever be a telltale stan for this game alone.
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