The Walking Dead: Season Two

Clementine's story continues, and the weight of every choice feels heavier than ever.

The community's gut reaction places this game just below the midpoint, ahead of roughly 44% of all ranked games. That's a modest score for a sequel to one of the most emotionally celebrated adventure games of its era. With only one duel recorded so far, this ranking carries very little certainty and could shift significantly as more players weigh in.

Without deeper criterion-by-criterion data yet, it's hard to pinpoint exactly what's resonating or falling flat. What we know from the game itself: it's a point-and-click experience built almost entirely around story and choices, with light puzzle elements and timed decisions. Playing as Clementine rather than protecting her changes the dynamic considerably. Some players find that shift fresh, others find it harder to connect emotionally.

Fans of narrative-driven games who loved Season One will likely still enjoy this. The survival drama formula is intact. But if you're looking for gameplay depth, action variety, or replayability, this isn't designed for that.

Go in for the story, not the mechanics. And let the ranking settle before drawing strong conclusions.