Telltale's The Walking Dead is the ultimate choose your own adventure where every choice leads to heartbreak, tears, and the occasional zombie snack. Play as Lee, a man with a mysterious past, who finds himself as the unlikely guardian of Clementine, a girl with a hat so iconic it deserves its own fan club. Together, they navigate a world where the living are just as dangerous as the undead, and moral dilemmas are as common as zombie groans.

And just when you think you’re done crying, along comes 400 Days, the DLC that asks, what if we made you care about five new characters in under two hours? It’s a bite-sized anthology of misery and tough choices that somehow makes you question your own morals even more.

It’s a game that proves parenting during a zombie apocalypse is the ultimate test of patience, ethics, and quick reflexes — and the DLC shows that no matter whose story you follow, everyone’s doomed.

you walk after you are dead

Absolutley fricking life altering, makes me belive i didint acually "live" before playing it and that it all was a fever dream becouse of how beautiful this game is, cried like a baby at least once every chapter, i wish someone would wipe out my memory just to play this for the first time once again.