The Walking Dead: The Final Season

The Walking Dead: The Final Season is the final episodic part of the story about a girl and her companions who are trying to find a safe place in a world where there are almost no survivors. The chapters come one after another, and each one ends with a difficult choice. Conversations and decisions affect who sticks around, and some scenes are played out in tense silence. There are four chapters in total, and together they provide a complete line. The design remains the same: hand-drawn graphics and simple shootouts, where it is more important to click in time. Conversations have a time limit, and silence is also considered an answer. Shootings are simple, but misses cost lives. The selection scenes are presented in close-up. The chapters are connected by solutions to past episodes. The credits sum up the whole story. The shootouts are simple, but a mistake costs your life. Key scenes are shown in close-up. The solutions from previous chapters are returned in the new part. The credits bring an end to Clementine's story. Silence in a conversation is also considered an answer. The solutions of previous chapters are recalled in the new part. The girl learns to rely on her companions, and the scenes at the camp depend on this. They are looking for supplies and ammunition in abandoned cars and houses. Companions remember past actions, and this is noticeable in their remarks. The camp serves as a place for conversation and preparation for outings. The episodes are in order, and you cannot go back between them. The girl learns hunting and agility, and scenes depend on these skills. Relationships with companions are visible by their behavior in the camp. Anyone who has completed the previous chapters and wants the finale will find this part suitable.