Complex release dates much.
So it is pretty much being released on a system and or region every third day for a fortnight.

Anyway, what is all this?
I take it 400 days is like a form of 6th chapter or epilogue?

[Twirls emo scarf, flounces out of thread.]

Mod74 wrote:

Apparently it's about the length of a chapter, but chronologically it's told at the same time as the first game. Some characters pop up and locations are re-used. On top of that yes, I think it's supposed to somehow bridge from the end of season one to season two.

Sounds interesting, I will pick it up at earliest convenience, will probably wait until all of Season 2 is out before playing that though.
Too impatient once I start to wait for chapter releases.

http://www.polygon.com/2013/7/1/4483942/the-walking-dead-400-days-release-date-psn-xbla-pc-ios

Anyone tried this?

I've just got it as well but I expect I'll do it tomorrow as well...

Had one story left after that which I've now finished. It was short but sweet, there wasn't enough time to get invested into any of the new characters but it still has me looking forward to season two.

Gamermike wrote:

Cool, il be jumping into this later in the week, just finishing episode 5 off tonight. Not to bothered about it being short, just want more. When is season 2 due?

An October date to tie-in with the AMC's season 4 wouldn't be completely unexpected. It would also give them time to make sure that most episodes are completed so we don't have the seemingly never-ending delays that we experienced during Telltale's first season.

hylian_elf wrote:

I think I'll wait until all of season 2 is available so that I can play them all in quick succession. The impact of season 1 may not have been so great if I had played each episode as it was released.

Certain episodes took ages to come out, it certainly was annoying but in a way it was nice having the suspense and anticipation of waiting for the next episode. Just keeping to a schedule would make me happy.

I played through it all in one go and I certainly didn't get frustrated by the game play, I was too busy feeling compelled by the story, something I haven't had from a video game since I was a child.

I'll wait until they've all been released as well.  Or I'll try to at least.  

I have a terrible habit (mental illness?) of getting into something (sci-fi, westerns, sharks) in a big way and then dropping it like a stone a fortnight later and not touching it again until something stirs my interest again a year or so later.

I had this issue with the first series where I played episodes 1-3 back to back and then had a break.  It meant that by the time 4 and 5 came out I had lost all interest and had to force myself to play it.  Still enjoyed them, mind but almost certainly not as I would have had I been 'in the mood'.  

So because I'm a weirdo I'll try play them back to back next time round.

I completed season 1 earlier. I thought so it was nice to be wrong. Still an emotional ending though.

So how much actually changes?

Bollockoff wrote:

So how much actually changes?
1.

Spoiler:

I take it you're still infected even if you get your arm cut off? Since I chose to keep it on the basis it's probably already been pumped around Lee's body a fair amount.

2.

Spoiler:

You can choose NOT to kill The Stranger? I was hammering Q like a motherfucker to choke him even after the prompt went.

3.

Spoiler:

Any way to save Kenny and/or Ben?

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Ooh, this is on iOS now, I was waiting for that. iPad was the best way to play it.

Elmlea wrote:

Oh awesome, I might get involved then.  You're totally right it was made for iPad and headphones; it was like playing a comic book.  I spent hours lying in my hot tub playing the first season.

Shit, I'm going to have to buy it now!