r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/LinkKane • 2h ago
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Mr_Bell_Man • Mar 19 '21
No Spoilers The Walking Dead Game Series - Beginner's Guide & General FAQ

In an effort to help newcomers get into the series as well as help answer some frequently asked questions (and most importantly: unpin the statue post), we’ve created a megathread that is meant to serve as a resource for people getting into the game series.
This thread here will cover some basic questions for the series as a whole. I plan to make separate threads for season specific questions that get asked here a lot, and will eventually link the threads all in here so this post here will act as a giant resource. I'll also probably add this to the sidebar once everything it finished for an easy-to-go to resource.
This entire thread is a work in progress so I will be adding/editing questions over time. If you have any suggestions for questions/resources that would be helpful for newcomers, please comment below or DM me.
"What are these games and why should I get into them?"
The Telltale/Skybound The Walking Dead games are episodic titles with a heavy emphasis on choices and story. These games aren't particularly the most action based titles out there, as they primarily play on making difficult decisions and following along with the deep story as you try to survive in the walker (zombie) apocalypse. They also incorporate puzzle segments seen in other point-and-click titles in the past.
The series has received a ton of praise, with Season 1 winning a ton of Game of the Year awards when it released in 2012. The high ratings of the games have continued through future titles such as Season 2 and Season 4.
"Are the games in the same universe as the comics/show?"
The games are not connected to the TV show at all, as the show is set in its own universe. However, the games are indeed in the same universe as the comics. This is seen through characters such as Glenn and Hershel who appear in the very first episode of the Telltale games, as well as a few other references to the comics across the game series.
"Do I need to read the comics to get into the games?"
Nope, not at all. Outside of a few cameos/references, the games are completely isolated from the comics and can be enjoyed to the fullest without prior knowledge of the TWD series. I would even argue that the games may be a tiny bit more enjoyable if you are going into the series blind.
"There are many versions of the games I can buy! Which version should I get?"
There are three different versions of the games spread across various systems:
- Original versions: The first versions of the game sold when the episodes/seasons actually released. These are the versions sold individually instead of being bundled with the other seasons.
- Available on: PS3/PS4, Xbox 360/Xbox One, Steam, Epic Games, and Switch
- Note: Michonne spinoff game not on Switch.
- Available on: PS3/PS4, Xbox 360/Xbox One, Steam, Epic Games, and Switch
- Collection: (Pic) Released in 2017. Contains all games in the series (including Michonne) with the sole exception being Season 4 which wasn’t released at the time. Seasons 1 and 2 have (supposedly) enhanced graphics.
- Available on: PS4 & Xbox One.
- Definitive Edition: (Pic) Released in 2019. Contains all games in the series (including Michonne), as well as a ton of extras like developer commentary, gallery mode, different graphic options, etc.
- Available on: PS4, Xbox One, Epic Games Store, and Steam.
Keep in mind that the actual games are the same throughout each version. Don’t expect any alternate paths, vastly different plot elements, additional gameplay elements, etc. in between versions.
In a nutshell: Definitive Edition > Originals > Collection
Definitive Edition is definitely the way to go. It greatly improves the visuals of all the first few games and comes with a lot of extras.
The Original versions are the most basic versions that you can't really go wrong with. The main drawback for the original versions is that they probably have the most visual bugs.
The Collection is without a doubt the worst version of the games. as it is missing tons of small details such as bloodstains and tears for crucial scenes. Apparently it even removed a few optional dialogue segments.
"What order should I play the games?"
The following is the chronological order of the series:
- Season 1
- 400 Days DLC for Season 1 (this is optional, basically just covers a few minor Season 2 characters)
- Season 2
- A New Frontier (aka Season 3)
- The Final Season (aka Season 4)
The Michonne Telltale game has literally nothing to do with the Lee/Clem/Javi games whatsoever. It is not required at all to experience Clementine’s journey. If you do decide to play it, best to do it before Season 3 since it originally released before A New Frontier.
"I'm interested in the Michonne game, but she's a major character in the comics! Do I need to read the comics before playing it?"
Not really. The Michonne game takes place during a time where Michonne is separated from Rick's group, so she interacts entirely with characters she has never met until the game. As long as you know about the general character of Michonne, you should be able to enjoy the game to its fullest.
It's worth noting that a few of the characters she meets in the game later appear in the comics, while the game was released after their comic debut. Because of this, I'd argue that not knowing about the later portion of the comics can make the game more enjoyable; you won't know which characters will have plot armor or not due to them having to survive to appear in the comics.
"I heard Season 3 was bad! Should I skip it?"
As much as some people disliked this season, you should not skip it. Either get it on sale if you’re strapped for cash or just watch a Youtube playthrough of it. It's the shortest of the first 3 seasons for whatever that is worth so at least it won't take too long.
"What's the deal with Telltale and Skybound? Didn't Telltale shut down in the middle of Season 4? Are they back now?"
All of the TWD games featuring Lee/Clem have been made by Telltale. However when Telltale closed down in late 2018, Skybound (who owns the rights to the overall TWD franchise) agreed to finish the final two episodes of Season 4 by bringing in many former Telltale staff.
Telltale Games has been revived and are now a company again, however they no longer have the rights to the TWD games which is all with Skybound now. All of the other series such as The Wolf Among Us are still with Telltale though.
"Will there be a Season 5 of the games?"
Skybound has confirmed multiple times now that a fifth season is currently not in the works. As it turns out, the game that is actually called The Final Season will indeed be, well, the final season.
"I need more of these games/characters! What else is there?"
There is a spin-off book involving a character in Season 4, but it is not essential as Season 4 ends things on a good note for the series. More on that book below (DO NOT READ THIS UNTIL YOU HAVE COMPLETED SEASON 4!!!)
In 2021, Skybound released a 12 page comic where Clementine sneaks out of Ericson's without telling AJ. Unfortunately for Clem, AJ caught her and begged her to stay, but Clem told AJ that her couldn't maker her happy. The two gave each other a sad farewell (with Clem giving AJ her hat) and Clem left. In the following books, Clem then heads up to Vermont by herself where she meets random characters
The books have received a nearly universal negative reception from TWDG fans, mostly for how it makes Clem act out of character to her game counterpart. I personally would not recommend it unless you are a fan of Tillie Walden's other works and are absolutely sold on the premise of Season 4's ending basically being undone.
Apart from that, Telltale writer Lauren Mee made a brief story on Tumblr that talks about James' past. Additionally, lead writer for Season 4 Michael Kirkbride posted a short story on this very subreddit detailing a certain character's PoV during a "certain scene" in the final game.
"I love this series! What other games should I play if I like this?"
- Other Telltale games. The best ones that come to mind are The Wolf Among Us, Tales From The Borderlands, and the two Batman games.
- Life is Strange
- Until Dawn
- Detroit: Become Human
- If you're into the puzzle segments featured a lot in Season 1 then I would recommend: Day of the Tentacle, Grim Fandango, and Sam & Max to name a few.
"I'm interested in trying out the other The Walking Dead games outside of the point-and-click ones! Which ones would you recommend?"
Saints & Sinners is probably the best TWD title outside of the Telltale ones, however it requires a VR headset which some may not have. There's also Road to Survival which is a F2P mobile game. I'm not too familiar with it myself but I've heard it's alright plus it contains the Telltale characters in it.
The only other TWD games out there are Survival Instinct and OVERKILL'S The Walking Dead, both of which are really bad and aren't worth your time.
"I'm confused/interested on something for one of the games!"
Well thankfully we've assembled a link to frequently asked questions for each of the games. You can check it out here. Keep in mind that the FAQ for each season will spoil just about all of the story contents for that season. In other words, don't look at the Season 2 FAQ post before finishing Season 2.
That is all for now. Again if you have any suggestions for some general info about the series as a whole that would be helpful to newcomers/people with questions, please put them down either in the comments of this post or with a DM to me.
Also I'll be taking suggestions for some questions that would be good to add for the Season specific FAQ posts. See my pinned comment below for more detail on that.
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Mr_Bell_Man • Jan 21 '26
Winner! Winners of r/TheWalkingDeadGame's Best Of 2025 Awards!
Hey everyone!
The voting phase of the yearly Best Of awards is now over, so it's time to announce the winners! As explained on the initial Best Of 2025 nomination post, the winners for this year will receive a special flair that will go next to their username. Here are the winners for this year:
- Best Fanfic - u/EmpleadoResponsable for "The Walking Dead Retelling: Ben Story", an alternate universe retelling of TWDG featuring Ben as the protagonist. This retelling features both familiar TWDG faces as well as brand new ones, and allows commenters to play a part in the story through community voted choices at the end of each chapter. This retelling is still going on at the time of me posting this, so feel free to read through all of the earlier parts so you can get caught up.
- Meme King - u/LinkKane for his many hilarious memes posted on this very sub throughout the past year.
- Notable Newcomer - u/EmpleadoResponsable both for their previously mentioned Ben Retelling as well as being an all around cool person that you will often see inside posts.
- Game Master - u/Super-Shenron for his many fun forum games. Among the games Shenron has hosted for this year include his Tragic ranking (where commenters would rank every major character by how tragic they are), his Episode Survival ranking (where commenters would rank how hard each episode would be to survive IRL), his Menace game (a tournament style game to determine the biggest menace in the series), and many more. Shenron's games often encourage users to write detailed writeups so that their picks are more likely to win, so be sure to check out his games even though they've ended for a lot of cool analyses.
- Insightful Commentator - None other than me, u/Mr_Bell_Man. I'll make this quick to not toot my own horn, but you can find a lot of my insightful comments within Shenron's games mentioned above as well as on everyday posts.
- MVP - u/Super-Shenron for, well, just about everything: fun topic starters, insightful forum games as mentioned earlier, insightful posts, insightful comments (I'd argue Shenron deserves the Insightful Commentator award just as much me, if not more), hilarious memes, and just all around being a cool guy. I think I speak for everyone in that you are one of the MVPs of this sub, both for 2025 and throughout all of the sub's history.
- Funniest Comment - u/Ranvijay_Sidhu for their comment about how there are worse fates than getting shot in a bathroom.
- Funniest Meme - u/LokiSmokey for "Accidents happen lol", a hilarious meme showcasing a scenario we hopefully never had to go through as kids.
- Art God - u/ArchieBradfordart for their many hand painted pieces of work.
- Best Cosplay - u/koffeejelli for their S2 Clem & Kenny cosplay.
- Wild Card - u/Canisventus for being a kind, helpful, and chill user that you'll often have the pleasure of bumping into on posts.
Here are the full results for reference (comments mocking those who did not win will be removed so don’t do that, good vibes here only).
If you haven't already, make sure to check out the original Nomination post as it contains tons of love and appreciation for many users and the sub as a whole.
Thanks to everyone for participating!
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Spiritual-Piece-1126 • 10h ago
Fanart My season 2 Clementine drawing 🔥🌸
@eths_artdump on Instagram
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Apprehensive-Bag4569 • 7h ago
Discussion Aren’t they just adorable little psychopaths? Is any one of them even remotely normal?😅
Who else would you add to this wonderful list of the most charming people?😘
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Silent__Sovereign • 15h ago
No Spoilers I GOT A REPLY FROM JARED EMERSON-JOHNSON, THE COMPOSER BEHIND TELLTALE'S THE WALKING DEAD SEASON 1 SOUNDTRACK!!!
Honestly, this made my day.
I got a reply from Jared Emerson-Johnson, the composer behind the music of Telltale's The Walking Dead Season 1, and I'm genuinely so happy about it.
I shared some images with him, especially related to my favourite track, The Gauntlet ie Armed with Death.
These tracks have always stuck with me. The music in Telltale's TWD is such a huge part of what makes the game memorable, and Armed with Death in particular is just incredible.
Never really expected to get a response, so seeing one from the actual composer feels pretty surreal. Just wanted to share this here because I figured people in this sub would understand why I'm so excited about it.
Still can't believe it haha.
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/EmphorVeggie • 3h ago
Season 2 Spoiler Let's talk about S2 for a bit
I recently replayed S3 + S2 (in the wrong order, I know), and I'm very curious to ask y'all something.
I know that there are many opinions on S2, especially regarding the ending. But I'm gonna give you all an opportunity to talk about 1) What you liked about S2? and 2) what you did not like?
Personally, I prefer S2 over S3 + S4, mainly because I think S2 captures the same bleak tone as S1 (if not bleaker). Upon revisiting both S2 and S3, the emotional weight is undeniably incomparable.
On the other hand, I do find it very frustrating how everyone (and I mean EVERYONE) seem to depend on an 11-yo to do EVERYTHING. I get that it'd be boring to have Clem do nothing, sure, but it would not have hurt to have a few more competent adults >.<
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/MajinTyreen • 8h ago
Video The Ultimate Mod Pack - Gameplay Release Trailer [1st Person, Level Creator, FOV slider, Cross-season Assets, Level Select & Choice Editor & More]
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Live now on NexusMods! Download it at
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r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Anxious-Wait-1134 • 3h ago
Discussion Do yall think Kenny would vote for trump?
Lee is obviously obama
Luke is bernie bro
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/AlphieRBXmm2 • 19h ago
Season 2 Spoiler I still hate how u couldnt leave the cabin group In the first place
Locking me in a shed and almost shooting me.then Be an asshole to me after shouldve been out the door right then and there. Even tho I don't fw kenny like that id still prefer to stay with him and his group
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Zfungi148 • 2h ago
Sub Game T.W.D.G. All Out War - Battle Post #4
We're back with the Fourth Round! Here's yesterday's top comments
Lilly (Oregon) goes into Defense Mode (2 Upvotes)
Tavia (Nevada) invades Clinton (California) (2 Upvotes)
Pete (Guam) bombs Ben (Palau), Abel (Hawaii), and Samantha (NM Islands) (1 Upvote)
Here's what happened
Lilly's Defense Mode healed her 12 HPs, she's now on 17/25 HP
Tavia's wannabe invasion failed costing her 11 HPs, leaving her on 14/25 HPs... Clinton's invincible I guess
Pete's bombings were the real winners here, dealing 5 HPs to Ben who's now on 16/25 HPs, 8 HPs to Abel who's on 17/25 HPs now, and 15 HPs (the max for a bomb attack) on Samantha who's now on 10/25 HPs
Let's see what's next!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kKDQxWnOSEzetQj6iM_Yixrn8oN2e3z7KMqBWOGjdVM/edit?usp=drivesdk
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/EmpleadoResponsable • 8h ago
Sub Game Who should've made it - Day 29: Mitch's impulses couldn't win this time and he died in the dark and damp basement... Now the truth comes out, who takes Marlon's place and who's the shooter? (Read Description first)
Major Character Fates and Deaths we'll be discussing throughout the season:
- Omar took Minerva's place as the brainwashed Delta Soldier
- Mitch took Brody's death in the basement
- Who takes Marlon's place? and Who takes AJ place as the shooter? *(*Shot and killed with a revolver after confessing to trading away Omar and Sophie, plus murdering Brody)
- Who takes Mitch's place? *(*Stabbed in the neck with a knife during the Delta's raid)
- Who takes Louis and Violet's place in the raid? (Who is captured and who is saved)
- Who takes Abel's place? *(*Severely injured and falls from a balcony; dies of internal bleeding).
- Who takes James' place? (Killed/Dissapointed by whoever takes Lilly's place in the final fight in the boat)
- Who takes Lilly's place? (Killed/Spared by whoever takes AJ's place in the final fight in the boat)
- Who takes Minerva's place? *(*Severely bitten and mauled by walkers on the bridge, it doesn't have to be her counterpart, Omar)
- Tenn (This one is determinant, but we'll have it as canon. He's killed in order to save whoever takes Violet's or Louis spots.
- Clementine (We are making it canon here. Is bitten on the leg by a walker and but down by in the barn)
TODAY: Who takes Marlon's death and who shoots?
So, everyone knows how this goes:
You comment to kill and/or defend a character to influence the fate being discussed today. Keep in mind that insightful comments count as 3 votes! The idea is to give some extra weight to people who put a bit more thought into their arguments, rather than simply leaving a name.
What counts as an insightful comment? It doesn't have to be an essay, not stress over writing a book, this is just made so the people who bothers to leave a thought feels somewhat rewarded. Just give a thoughtful argument, an interesting perspective, or a solid explanation of why you think a character deserves their fate. A little reasoning goes a long way, and these are purely judged in base of that, not whether I agree with them or how popular the opinion is.
Simply repeating a character's name or saying you agree with someone will count as a vote, but is not the same
A quick disclaimer:
This is just a fun community game, not a serious competition.
The insightful vote bonus is only meant to reward people who put extra thought into their comments. It isn't meant to invalidate anyone else's opinion or turn every discussion into a debate. You can still participate with a simple comment, and nobody is expected to write an essay to have their voice heard.
No need to stress over it
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Captain_Clem • 1d ago
Season 2 Spoiler This is why season 2 feels so miserable
In season 2, the writers did a very bold thing: they introduced Clem to a brand new big group in episode 1, made her build links with them until the end of episode 3 and then proceeded to kill them all off except for Luke by the end of episode 4. And they even gave Luke a terrible injury, so he was doomed. That's just brutal.
By episode 5, it's very grim for Luke. He lost EVERYONE and he is feeling so guilty about it. He barely knows the people left with him.
The group by midway of episode 5 is Kenny, Jane, Bonnie, Mike, Clem and a baby. Not a single cabin group member left to participate in the climax of the story. It's as if they were just lost to time. It's so incredibly eerie.
There's also Kenny... He was living peacefully in the lodge with Sarita, Walter and Matthew until Clementine came back to his life and brought her new group with her. Everything went completely downhill for Kenny from that moment. She even woke back up his grief for his dead son Duck.
And Clem, she was an 11yr old kid having no choice but to rely on toxic adults for her survival. They were fighting the whole time from ep1 to ep5. Luke dies brutally, Mike and Bonnie betray her by trying to escape with Arvo who then tries to kill her, and Kenny her only protector left, becomes a volatile bomb around everyone else, and she is given the huge task to reason with him. Oh and there was Jane who kept trying to convince Clem to abandon people like she did. And after Luke died, only an injured grieving man and a scared 11yr old girl were willing to work hard for the baby's survival. Everyone else saw AJ as a burden.
In episode 1, Clem's group is a united family. They have their flaws but they genuinely care a lot for each other. In episode 5, it's a bunch of strangers who hate each other forced to work together to not freeze to death.
Edit: I just want it make it clear, I love Season 2. These are actually things I enjoyed during Season 2, because they made the whole season really feel like the absolute peak period of hopelessness during the apocalypse.
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Complex-Cookie-4317 • 2h ago
Season 2 Spoiler Why Arvo is not as bad as you think
A lot of people see Arvo as purely evil, but I honestly think there's more to him than that. To me, he's just a scared teenager who's been through a lot of trauma and doesn't really know how to deal with it.
One of the biggest reasons people hate him is the ambush at the end of Episode 4. The main argument is that even if you choose not to steal from him, he still sets you up. But honestly, I'm not convinced the ambush was even his idea in the first place.
Throughout the entire confrontation, Arvo seems more guilty and terrified than anything else. He's visibly miserable, keeps stumbling over his words, desperately begs everyone to stop fighting, and even looks genuinely shocked when he realizes there's a baby with the group.
My theory is that when Arvo told his group he'd been robbed/threatened, the others decided to go after the group for revenge and forced him to come along. Arvo always struck me as a pretty peaceful and coward person, and I don't think he has much say in what his group does. The other guys seem to be the ones calling the shots. If I remember correctly, you can even try to make a deal with Arvo during the confrontation, and he seems willing to consider it, only for one of the other guys to tell him to decline.
Then there's the frozen lake scene and Luke's death. I don't think Arvo deliberately planned for that to happen, but even if he did, I still don't think his actions after the shootout can be explained by him being pure evil. There's clearly a lot more going on.
Imagine desperately trying to save your sick sister, only to watch her and everyone else in your group die. Then, instead of being given any time to process what happened, you're taken hostage and subjected to constant abuse by someone who treats you like a punching bag.
And let's be real, a lot of Arvo's actions toward the end are directly tied to Kenny's treatment of him. Being subjected to that kind of relentless cruelty, especially after losing everything, could push just about anyone to their breaking point.
What's interesting is that we see a similar pattern with Kenny himself. The more people he loses and the more trauma he goes through, the more volatile and aggressive he becomes. Both characters are shaped by their suffering, and both end up lashing out at others because of it.
That's why I think Arvo shooting Clementine is more complicated than people make it out to be. I'm not saying what he did was okay, and I'm definitely not trying to justify shooting Clem. But after everything that happened, I can see how the constant abuse from Kenny pushed Arvo into a state of desperation where he just snapped and acted out of pure survival instinct.
I just think Arvo is a much more tragic and complex character than people give him credit for. He's not innocent, obviously, but I don't think he's the one-dimensional villain so many players make him out to be.
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/CartographerLimp5864 • 2h ago
Final Season Spoiler Inconsistent?
I finished the whole series and am replaying it again
And I always wondered, was the reason Lee cutting off his arm didn't work because it was too late or did they just not want to kill Clem in the last season?
Cause I think them backing out of the already sorta cheap full circle was weird, especially because we go the whole series believing that it doesn't work-
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/AccomplishedBowl7924 • 3h ago
Bug/Technical Help Infinite Loading bug makes the game impossible to play, any help?
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/neillyelfunsobarking • 4h ago
What If Wei Shen Worked With Carver After Sleeping Dogs
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/speechlessPotato • 14h ago
Season 2 Spoiler How do you think Kenny would have been if Clem and the cabin group never came to the lodge?
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/MajinTyreen • 1d ago
Modding The Ultimate Mod Pack (Custom Level Editor - 1st Person - Free Roam - Costume Select - Level Select - Choice Editor - Camera Filters - and More) [NOW LIVE ON NEXUS MODS!]
Ever dreamt of playing in 1st person? What about creating your own levels, or changing the story as you know it? Wondered what's off screen wishing you had a free roam option, or wished you could just have your favorite costume of a character always on? Look no further...
[Mod Link: https://www.nexusmods.com/thewalkingdeadthetelltaledefinitiveseries/mods/309 }
Main features
1st Person - Play the game from any playable characters eyes, with the ability to disable or enable the player body in view. [NOTE: Though all games are functionally playable and even beatable in 1st person, the base game animations, sequences, and cutscenes were never intended for first person as a finished product, so though you can play and explore in 1st person - be prepared for plenty of bugs, visual glitches, and more... at least until someone uses Director Mode to fix the campaign :D
FOV Slider - Adjust the camera player camera FOV from 60 - 120, most noticeable in 1st person or over the shoulder.
Director Mode - Fully customize levels, campaigns, or create your own from scratch with complete developer abilities (i.e. Spawning assets, creating animation sequences, custom camera placements, unique trigger combinations, custom cutscenes, and all with cross-season asset support [NOTE: Season 3 & The Final Season have issue rendering in Season 1/400Days/Michonne/Season 2, but those earlier titles seem to render fine when spawned in The Final Season]. Export, import, and play custom levels one at a time or play an entire new story handcrafted by players like you! Includes static cameras, 1st person, and over the shoulder.
Free Roam - Explore the games levels without gameplay triggers with complete free cam. You're still able to use director mode features and abilities, but unlike Director Mode levels these are more like custom scenes you can tailor how you'd like.
Level Select / Choice Editor - Instantly jump to any scene of your choice [Even available in Director Mode!] and alter your gameplay decisions to get fast access to cutscenes. [Warning: Level and Choice names include spoilers]
Costume Select - Have a particular skin you prefer for a character? Now you can equip it so they have it equipped throughout every scene! [Warning: Costume names include spoilers]
Filters - A fun option to overlay unique filters onto the game, ranging from classics like Sepia Tone to WalkerVision.
What's in development but not included yet:
-Speedrun timer {Added early, but disabled due to instability}
-VR {Another fan is currently working on both a PCVR port and standalone port, so eventually this will come.}
Installation instructions
Download the mod zip, extract into a new folder, open Steam, go to the 'Library" tab, find "The Walking Dead: Definitive Series" amongst your installed games list, right click it, hover over 'manage', click "Browse local files", extract the Ultimate Mod Zip, move all 3 files (README, Archive, and Ultimate Mod) inside the same folder as the game application (if it asks to merge the Archive folders do it - doesn't always ask though) and boot the game like normal. If you wish to uninstall, simply return to the mod file and follow the README instructions, uninstall the Ultimate Mod file, the Archive folder, then go on steam and rebuild the games default files by going to the game page, clicking settings, properties, installed files, then 'verify file integrity.'
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/NazbazOG • 1d ago
Meme ANF was treated like Clem Comics before Clem Comics
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/Commercial-Elk-2306 • 1d ago
Discussion Is it crazy to say brains vs brawn?
I feel like Clem is smarter and more calculated then Ellie
I think Ellie is far stronger in fighting
r/TheWalkingDeadGame • u/IIBOEII2 • 11h ago
Bug/Technical Help Im having a problem with the definitive edition
Like i said in the title, i recently got the definitive edition since ive been planning to replay seasons 1 - 2 for nostalgic purposes, im currently in episode 4 of season 2 but when i finished episode 3 it says i chopped off saritas hand but in the end i killed the walker biting saritas hand. I tried replaying ep 3 multiple times at this point but that end choice just wont change

