5 reviews
The Walking Dead: Season Two - Episode 3: In Harm's Way
After reuniting with her old friend, Kenny, Clementine is now prisoner to a man with the intention of preparing mankind's next generation for survival, through any means necessary. Can she and her friends escape?
Details
- Released
- May 12, 2014
- Developer
- Telltale Games
- Genres
- Point-and-click · Adventure
- Publisher
- Telltale Games
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The Walking Dead: Season Two - Episode 3: In Harm's Way Reviews
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In Harm’s Way is similar to episode one; it’s meant to be another stepping stone to what Clementine will become. A lot of important situations are present here, but not a lot of them carry any weight within the episode itself. Most of the gameplay consists of dialogue, but it also dives deeper into how far Clementine is willing to go to protect her allies. In the end, In Harm’s Way will have you lamenting on your past actions and wondering, did I do the right thing?
"In Harm's Way" is even more brutal and violent than the season premiere, but Telltale manages to hold it together.
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Despite being slightly predictable in places I really enjoyed the story of In Harm’s Way and Clementine’s key role in it, but it’s a bit light on things to actually do. I don’t expect huge adventure game sections anymore but I do want to feel like I’m experiencing an interactive story rather than just an episode of the TV show. The dialogue options and the wildly different ways you can interact with the cast of characters make up a lot for this, and I felt like I was influencing how...
Wherever The Walking Dead Season 2's conclusion heads, I hope Telltale is able to maintain the sense of dreadful agency it has built up in Episode 3. "In Harm's Way" created an unforgettable new villain, but it also managed to make me feel like a villain myself along the way. If it can continue surprising me with twists that make my choices meaningful, Telltale has every opportunity to surpass the incredible achievement of the first season by this story's end.