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The Walking Dead: Michonne - Episode 1: In Too Deep
The Walking Dead: Michonne stars the iconic, blade-wielding character made famous by Robert Kirkman's best-selling comic books. The story explores the period in the comic book timeline where Michonne leaves Rick, their group, and her katana behind, in order to deal with emotional demons from her past. Players will discover what took Michonne away f...
Details
- Released
- February 22, 2016
- Developer
- Telltale Games
- Genres
- Point-and-click · Adventure
- Publisher
- Telltale Games
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The Walking Dead: Michonne – Episode One: In Too Deep is a wonderful introduction to this new mini-series by Telltale Games. Michonne is a hugely popular character in both the comics and the television series and it is clear why Telltale chose her as the protagonist for the series. Michonne should be a great filler between seasons two and three of the main The Walking Dead series and I can’t wait for the next two episodes. Fans of the comic books will surely love this addition to Michonne’s story, as it gives a glimpse into what went on during her disappearance in the comics. Others will enjoy...
Despite being shorter than most Telltale episodes (I clocked it in about 90 minutes) The Walking Dead: Michonne is off to a great start. To be honest I wasn’t blown away by anything in the story but I’d definitely call In Too Deep “a good episode”. While nothing jaw-dropping happens plot-wise the excellent ambiguous writing and the original water-based setting kept me completely entertained. The wonderful acting helps to sell the cool writing further, and although the aging engine rea...
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