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Season 1, retitled The Walking Dead: Season One or simply The Walking Dead, is the first set of episodes of The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series.
The game is based on the graphic novels of the same name by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard; it was developed by Telltale Games as is Season 2.
Episode 1 was released on April 24th, 2012 on PC, Xbox 360, and PS3, and Episode 5 was released on November 20th for PS3 and November 21st for PC and Xbox 360. A retail disc version was released December 11th for PS3 and Xbox 360 in North America, and a European retail disc version was released on May 10th, 2013. In March 2013, Telltale announced that The Walking Dead will be ported to the PlayStation Vita, later revealed in June 2013 to be a retail release, including a special Vita bundle package that would include the game, the "400 Days" episode, and additional content. The "Game of the Year" disc edition was released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on October 14, 2014.
A version of Season 1 was released for the Nintendo Switch on August 28, 2018.
Synopsis[]
Play as Lee Everett, a convicted criminal, who has been given a second chance at life in a world devastated by the undead. With corpses returning to life and survivors stopping at nothing to maintain their own safety, protecting an orphaned girl named Clementine may offer him redemption in a world gone to hell. Experience events, meet people and visit locations that foreshadow the story of Deputy Sheriff Rick Grimes. A tailored game experience – actions, choices and decisions you make will affect how your story plays out across the entire series.
Episodes[]
Title | Writer(s) | Release Dates | |
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1. | "A New Day" | Sean Vanaman | April 24, 2012 (PC, PS3) April 27, 2012 (X360) July 26, 2012 (iOS) August 20, 2013 (Vita) December 19, 2013 (Fire HDX) April 8, 2014 (Android) October 14, 2014 (PS4, XONE) August 28, 2018 (NS) |
2. | "Starved For Help" | Mark Darin | June 27, 2012 (X360) June 29, 2012 (PC, PS3) August 29, 2012 (iOS) August 20, 2013 (Vita) December 19, 2013 (Fire HDX) April 8, 2014 (Android) October 14, 2014 (PS4, XONE) August 28, 2018 (NS) |
3. | "Long Road Ahead" | Sean Vanaman | August 28, 2012 (PS3) August 29, 2012 (PC, X360) October 18, 2012 (iOS) August 20, 2013 (Vita) December 19, 2013 (Fire HDX) April 8, 2014 (Android) October 14, 2014 (PS4, XONE) August 28, 2018 (NS) |
4. | "Around Every Corner" | Gary Whitta | October 9, 2012 (PS3) October 10, 2012 (PC, X360) November 8, 2012 (iOS) August 20, 2013 (Vita) December 19, 2013 (Fire HDX) April 8, 2014 (Android) October 14, 2014 (PS4, XONE) August 28, 2018 (NS) |
5. | "No Time Left" | Sean Vanaman | November 20, 2012 (PS3) November 21, 2012 (PC, X360, iOS) August 20, 2013 (Vita) December 19, 2013 (Fire HDX) April 8, 2014 (Android) October 14, 2014 (PS4, XONE) August 28, 2018 (NS) |
Downloadable Content(s)[]
Title | Writer(s) | Release Dates | |
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1. | "400 Days" | Sean Ainsworth Nick Breckon Mark Darin Sean Vanaman Gary Whitta |
July 2, 2013 (PS3) July 3, 2013 (PC) July 5, 2013 (X360) July 11, 2013 (iOS) August 20, 2013 (Vita) December 19, 2013 (Fire HDX) April 8, 2014 (Android) October 14, 2014 (PS4, XONE) August 28, 2018 (NS) |
Setting(s)[]
The game is set in the state of Georgia. It features locations in the state, such as Atlanta in the background, the Highway Interstate 85, Macon, and Savannah.
Episode One takes place mainly in Macon, which is located in Bibb County. Hershel Greene's farm makes an appearance as well.
Episode Two takes place at a dairy farm in a rural area, likely somewhere in Bibb County.
Episode Three takes place en-route to Savannah in Chatham County, Georgia, in rural areas.
Episode Four and Five take place in the city of Savannah.
Plot[]
"A New Day"[]
History teacher Lee Everett is on his way to prison, having been convicted for killing a state senator who had slept with Lee's wife. While leaving Atlanta for prison, being driven by a police officer, the police cruiser he is in runs over a walker (as they are referred to in the series) and crashes off the highway.
After fighting off the police man (who turned into a walker after the crash), Lee meets Clementine, a young girl who was hiding out in her tree-house, as well as Shawn Greene. Shawn takes Lee and Clementine home to Shawn's family farm, owned by his father, Hershel Greene. Lee meets a family, consisting of husband and wife, Kenny and Katjaa, and their young son, Duck.
After failing to save Shawn from walkers, Lee, Clementine and Kenny's family are banished from the farm. The group heads to Macon, Georgia where they meet a group of survivors, led by a woman named Lilly, who saves them from a herd of walkers. Lilly's group is situated in a drugstore which Lee's parents owned. The group goes into a scuffle with Lilly's father, who quickly encounters a heart attack afterwards and requires medication from a nearby pharmacy. Another member of the group, Glenn Rhee, decides to salvage for supplies in a motel; however he is stranded in the motel, leading Lee and a news reporter, Carley to rescue Glenn.
Glenn decides to help a stranded survivor named Irene; however, Irene is revealed to be bitten and commits suicide upon taking Carley's gun. Upon returning to the drugstore, Lee comes to the conclusion that his parents were killed by walkers. Carley tells Lee that she knows Lee's past, but keeps his secret. Lee and an IT technician, Doug head out to find the keys of the pharmacy.
Lee is forced to kill his reanimated brother in order to retrieve the keys. Upon entering the pharmacy, the alarm sounds, forcing the group to leave the drugstore after giving Larry his medicine. Upon leaving, Lee saves either Carley or Doug from walkers, and he is knocked down by Larry. Lee is rescued by Kenny, and the group heads to the motel for shelter. Upon hearing Atlanta is overrun by walkers, Glenn leaves the group and heads for the city in order to rescue his friends left behind. Despite finding comfortable shelter and water, the group's glimpse of hope is short-lived when electricity is suddenly shut off.
"Starved For Help"[]
The group has survived three months at the motel, but food is scarce, and their explorations of nearby facilities have yielded little, though that have found and rescued Mark. Later, they come across high schoolers, Ben Paul, Travis, and their band teacher, David Parker. One of Ben's two companions dies in the chaos of saving one from a bear trap, and the other dies and reanimates despite not being bitten. Ben reveals that being bitten is not the only way one can become a walker; simply the act of dying can cause one to turn.
Brothers Andrew St. John and Danny St. John from a nearby dairy farm offer food and shelter in exchange for gasoline for their generators that power their electric fence. The group accepts though remain uneasy about them. While there, Mark is hit by a crossbow arrow from a group of bandits attacking the farm, and Brenda, the brothers' mother, takes him into the house for medical treatment. Lee goes with Danny to find the bandit camp but instead come across a crazed woman named Jolene, who appears to know something about the farm but is killed before she reveals it. Lee finds a battery-less video camera among her possessions.
Still uneasy about the farm, Lee and Kenny discover a butchering room in the back of the barn before they are called for dinner. Lee excuses himself to look for Mark, and finds him near death, his legs cut off. He warns the others that the St. Johns practice cannibalism, but the family overpowers and separates them. In the butcher's freezer, Larry suffers a heart attack, but before Lilly can administer CPR, the others smash his head, realizing it is too late for Larry and fear being trapped with a Walker. Clementine helps their escape, and they quickly rescue the rest of the group from the St. Johns, leaving them to their fate as the electric generators go and Walkers invade the farm.
On the way back, the group finds an abandoned car with food and other supplies, including batteries. Lee watches the video from Jolene's player, and finds she had been watching the motel, knowing that the group was safe as long as the St. Johns maintained their deal with the bandits.
"Long Road Ahead"[]
Without the St. Johns, the bandits have turned their attention to the motel, and Kenny expresses an urge to move on using an RV he has fixed up. Through Lilly, Lee discovers someone has been slipping the bandits medical supplies. But before he can determine the culprit, the bandits attack, followed by a horde of walkers. The group flee in the RV, forced to leave most of their supplies behind. Katjaa quietly reports to Lee that Duck has been bitten by a Walker.
Lilly, furious over the theft, accuses others of the theft and demands they deal with the issue now. Her rambunctious accusations agitate the group, and Lilly ends up shooting Doug or Carley dead (depending on who the player chose to save in Episode 1). The player has the option of leaving Lilly behind or continuing on with her. They find the road ahead blocked by a locomotive, along with a homeless survivor Chuck. Lee and Kenny look at how to move the train; if the player kept Lilly with the group, she flees from the others in the RV.
Eventually they find the train still in usable shape and head towards Savannah, where Kenny assures they can find a boat to flee the mainland. En route, Duck's condition worsens, and Lee convinces Kenny to stop the train to deal with him. Katjaa and Kenny take Duck out into a forest to shoot him, but Katjaa commits suicide. Lee and Kenny are then forced to shoot Duck; the player can choose to have Lee or Kenny do the shooting. After a brief mourning, they continue the train towards Savannah. Ben then reveals that he was the one who had been slipping the bandits supplies.
They eventually encounter a bridge with a tanker car containing flammable fuel hanging off and must dismount to remove the obstacle. The group encounters a dating couple Omid and Christa, who decide to help clear the blockage and offer to join them. Shortly before the tanker car was cut loose, it was revealed that the noise made by the train during the travel to that point caused a large number of walkers to congregate and pursue them, who managed to catch up to the train at this point. Lee and Omid were able to successfully cut the tanker car free before the walkers got too close; however during the escape Omid injures his leg, though is safely brought aboard the train. As the train nears Savannah, Clementine's walkie-talkie suddenly perks up, with a voice on the other end seemingly aware of the actions of the group so far.
"Around Every Corner"[]
The group has made it to Savannah, and is walking through the streets toward the river. However, an unseen person rings a bell in a church, before the man who has been talking to Clementine on her walkie-talkie warns the group to hide as walkers are approaching. Overrun by walkers, Ben panics and leaves Clementine, causing Chuck to be separated from the group saving her. Lee, Clementine, Kenny, Ben, Omid and Christa make their way to the backyard of an empty mansion, where they break in by digging up a buried dog and unlocking a pet door with its chipped collar. The house is found to be safe, save for a young walker Kenny finds in the attic: a starved and dehydrated boy too weak to even attack, and who resembles Duck. Lee decides if he or Kenny should kill the walker, and while Lee buries the body with the exhumed dog, he notices someone watching him. Omid's leg begins to worsen, and Kenny wonders out loud if it is time to leave him behind.
The next morning, Lee and Kenny head for the waterfront, when another church-bell goes off, luring the walkers away. Reaching the docks, Kenny and Lee finds all boats sunken or stripped for parts. Looking for boats, Lee spots a figure climbing down from a building. The duo attempt to sneak up on the stranger, resulting in a struggle between her and Lee, until Clementine appears and stops the fight. The stranger introduces herself as Molly, and explains she rings the bells to draw the walkers away from the areas she scavenges. Molly also warns of Crawford: a para-militant, survivalist community that upholds itself by adopting a draconian brand of Social Darwinism.
A misfired shot from Kenny's gun during the fight soon attracts walkers, and forces the group to split up. Lee escapes into the sewers alone, and, after finding Chuck's remains being eaten by walkers, discovers a hidden community of cancer survivors hiding from Crawford's soldiers. He is greeted by Vernon and Brie, the former being a doctor in charge of the group, who at first assume that Lee is from Crawford, and Lee persuades Vernon that he isn't, to show him how to get back to the house, and to give medical attention to Omid.
Back at the house, Lee and Clementine discover a shed containing a boat. The boat requires gasoline and a battery, will not accommodate everyone, and Omid will soon die from an infection without antibiotics, prompting the group — along with Vernon and Brie — to head for Crawford for the supplies. The player can then choose whether or not to take Clementine along. After realizing that Crawford is overrun by walkers, the group hides in an old school, where they find most of the supplies they need. Getting a battery from a neighboring repair garage, Lee returns to the school and blocks the main doors with a hatchet.
Rescuing Vernon and Christa, Lee assists them in opening a locked supply closet. By viewing the recorded medical examinations of Anna Correa, a citizen of Crawford being forced into terminating her pregnancy by her doctor, the group see the doctor input the security code before he is killed by Anna, her actions unintentionally causing the outbreak at Crawford. Watching the optional third tape reveals Molly was a citizen of Crawford, and was trading sexual favors with the doctor in exchange for insulin for her diabetic sister.
Lee meets Molly and can confront her about the tape, only for Ben to remove the hatchet from the main doors in order to help Kenny open the armory. A hoard of walkers from outside then crash through and Molly tries to hold them off; if Lee fails to save Molly and did not bring Clementine, she is separated from the group and forced to flee, leaving her fate ambiguous. Ben finally admits his deal with the bandits to Kenny back at the motel and the guilt he feels, deeply angering Kenny as he indirectly caused the deaths of Duck and Katjaa. Brie is devoured by the walkers as the group escapes through the armory door and up the school's bell tower. Ben is suddenly snatched by the reanimated leader of Crawford who had hanged himself in on the bell, but is grabbed by Lee before he falls over the edge; Lee can either let him go (as Ben tells him to) or save him.
After making it back to the house, Vernon gives Omid the medicine and talks to Lee in private, offering to take Clementine into his own group, where he claims she will be safer. Lee can either agree or disagree with him, either way, Vernon leaves. If Molly was saved, she decides to leave the group and says goodbye. Tired from the day's events, Lee sits down to watch over Clementine and falls asleep. When he awakes the next morning, he finds Clementine gone, and discovers Clementine's hat and walkie-talkie lying outside. While reaching for the latter, Lee is bitten by a walker before killing it. Lee is found by the group, and is given the choice of showing or concealing the bite. Determined to rescue Clementine, the player's previous decisions and attitudes towards Kenny, Omid, Christa, and Ben (if saved) influence who joins Lee in his search. Alternatively, the player can insist on going alone. Lee and any of the group members joining him then go searching for Clementine at Vernon's shelter, only to find it empty of supplies and people. Suddenly, Clementine and the man contacting her are heard over the walkie-talkie, revealing that the latter has Clementine and is not Vernon. The man warns Lee to "choose his next words carefully", and the episode ends before Lee responds.
"No Time Left"[]
Lee continues to speak with the stranger, who claims he hasn't stolen Clementine, but rescued her from Lee. Lee collapses from his bite, and can choose to have his infected arm amputated to slow down the rate of infection. Returning to the mansion, the group finds Vernon's crew has stolen the boat, causing an argument; if Ben was saved, Kenny finally forgives him following an outburst. Making a stand against an incoming horde, the survivors try to hold the mansion, and are ultimately forced to hide in the attic. Contacted briefly by Clementine, Lee learns she is at the Marsh House Hotel, where her parents were staying. As the group finds a way out, Lee converses with several members and eventually has a talk with Kenny and Christa. When offered alcohol, Christa drinks most of the bottle. Breaking through to a neighboring house, the group comes across a couple who committed suicide together, and Kenny reaffirms a hopeful look on survival and admits to blaming himself for the death of Katjaa and Duck. The group jumps from a balcony to a rooftop.
If Ben was saved in the previous episode, the balcony collapses and Ben is impaled; Kenny refuses to leave Ben and spares him the pain and shoots him, before he runs off and is assumed to be killed by walkers. If Ben was killed in "Around Every Corner", Kenny sacrifices himself by helping Christa retrieve Clementine's walkie-talkie, before he is presumably devoured by walkers.
With only Omid, Christa, and Lee remaining, the trio reach the coast and attempt to cross rooftops over a sign, however Lee is separated from them, and tells them to either return to the train, find a boat, or meet back together to help save Clementine. Fighting through walkers in the street, Lee reaches the Marsh House Hotel, where Lee meets Clementine's captor. Revealing himself as the owner of the station wagon seen at the end of "Starved For Help", he explains how Lee's group stealing his supplies resulted in his wife leaving with his daughter, before they were killed by walkers. The man then lists off the player's choices over the course of the game, explaining how Lee's actions make him a monster, and how Clementine is safer with the man; however, as they are talking, Clementine quietly escapes her locked room as the man starts addressing his wife's reanimated head which he carries around in a bowling bag, giving Lee the option to either attack the man, or allow Clementine to strike and distract him. Apprehending the stranger, Lee can decide whether to kill him or let him reanimate. If Lee is overtaken by the stranger, however, Clementine shoots him in the head, saving Lee from dying.
Reunited with Clementine, the two encounter a walker, who ignores Lee and goes for Clementine. Realizing that the walker blood covering him from his earlier fight is disguising him, Lee guts the walker and covers Clementine in its blood, hiding her smell from the walkers and allowing them to safely exit the hotel and traverse the crowd of walkers. As Clementine spots her undead parents, Lee collapses, forcing Clementine to drag him into an abandoned store. Close to death, Lee explains to Clementine he was bitten and, too weak to walk, instructs her on killing a trapped walker and finding another escape route. Lee imparts advice with Clementine, and, depending on the player's choice, the game ends with a broken-hearted Clementine either shooting Lee, or escaping after he passes away, leaving him to reanimate.
During the epilogue, a distraught Clementine, mourning over the death of Lee, walks through the countryside and stops to rest on a log. Noticing two silhouetted figures walking in the distance, who also notice her as she stands, the game comes to an end.
Title Screen[]
- Main article: Title Screens (Telltale)
Cast[]
- Starring
- Dave Fennoy as Lee Everett (5 episodes)
- Melissa Hutchison as Clementine (5 episodes)
- Gavin Hammon as Kenny (5 episodes)
- Nicki Rapp as Lilly (3 episodes)
- Cissy Jones as Katjaa (3 episodes)
- Max Kaufman as Kenny Jr. (3 episodes)
- Trevor Hoffmann as Ben Paul (4 episodes, 1 determinant)
- Mara Junot as Christa (3 episodes)
- Owen Thomas as Omid (3 episodes)
- Nicole Vigil as Carley (3 episodes, 2 determinant)
- Sam Joan as Doug (3 episodes, 2 determinant)
- Terence McGovern as Larry (2 episodes)
- Also Starring
- Mark Barbolak as Atlanta Police Officer (1 episode)
- Nick Herman as Glenn Rhee (1 episode)
- Chuck Kourouklis as Hershel Greene (1 episode)
- Peter Edward Mussad as Shawn Greene (1 episode)
- Jacob Battersby as Andre Mitchell (1 episode, determinant)
- Brian R. Davis as Chet (1 episode)
- Brett Pels as Irene (1 episode)
- Mark Middleton as Mark (1 episode)
- Adam Harrington as Andrew St. John (1 episode)
- Brian Sommer as Danny St. John (1 episode)
- Jeanie Kelsey as Brenda St. John (1 episode)
- Ruby Butterfield as Travis / Boyd (1 episode)
- Kevin M. Burns as David Parker (1 episode)
- Cissy Jones as Jolene / Linda (1 episode) / Brie (2 episodes)
- Roger Jackson as Charles (2 episodes) / Walter Ashe (1 episode) / The Stranger (3 episodes, radio voice only)
- Jolie Menzel as Beatrice (1 episode)
- Terence McGovern as Gary (1 episode)
- Erin Yvette as Molly (1 episode)
- Butch Engle as Vernon (1 episode)
- Mara Junot as Anna Correa (1 episode)
- Jason Victor as Clive (1 episode)
- Anthony Lam as The Stranger (1 episode)
- Uncredited
- Rebecca Schweitzer as Diana (1 episode)
- Julian Kwasneski as Radio Officer (1 episode)
- Ruby Butterfield as Steve (1 episode)
- Unknown as Lee's Ex-Wife (1 episode)
- Maxwell Zorbel as Jake (2 episodes)
- Sean Ainsworth as Bandit 1 (1 episode)
- Unknown as Drew (1 episode)
- Ben Knoll as Bandit 3 (1 episode)
Deaths[]
- Sam (Confirmed Fate, Pre-Apocalypse)
- Mrs. Richards (Confirmed Fate)
- Atlanta Police Officer (Alive and Zombified)
- Sandra (Zombified)
- Chet (Alive, Determinant)
- Shawn Greene (Alive)
- Irene
- Mr. Everett (Confirmed Fate)
- Mrs. Everett (Confirmed Fate)
- B. Everett (Alive, Confirmed Fate; Zombified)
- David Parker (Alive; Zombified, Determinant)
- Travis (Alive; Zombified, Determinant)
- Jenny Pitcher (Alive, Confirmed Fate)
- Mac (Confirmed Fate)
- Jolene
- Mark (Alive)
- Larry (Alive; Assumed Before Reanimation)
- Franklin (Confirmed Fate, Pre-Apocalypse, Determinant)
- Danny St. John (Determinant)
- Brenda St. John (Alive)
- Andrew St. John (Determinant)
- Beatrice
- Jake
- Linda
- Gary (Determinant)
- Drew (Determinant)
- Carley
- Doug
- Katjaa
- Kenny Jr. (Alive; Before Reanimation, Determinant)
- Walter (Confirmed Fate)
- Fivel (Alive, Confirmed Fate; Zombified)
- Charles
- Jeff (Alive, Confirmed Fate; Zombified)
- Walter Ashe (Alive, Confirmed Fate; Zombified)
- Crawford Oberson (Alive, Confirmed Fate; Zombified)
- Brie (Alive and Zombified)
- Ben Paul
- Tess (Alive, Confirmed Fate)
- Elizabeth (Confirmed Fate)
- The Stranger (Alive; Before Reanimation, Determinant)
- Ed (Alive, Confirmed Fate)
- Diana (Alive, Confirmed Fate)
- Lee Everett
- At least eight unnamed Save-Lots Bandits
DLC[]
- "400 Days"
Soundtrack[]
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series Soundtrack (Season 1, Part 1)[]
- Clementine Suite - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Twist of Fate - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Terror Mysterious - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Hershel's Farm - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Fathers and Sons - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Strike from the Shadows - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Goodnight Irene - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Family Ties - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- One Foot Before the Other - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Everett's Prescriptions - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Lights Out - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Starved for Help - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Keeping Time - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- The Bear Trap - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Division - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Jolene's Abandoned Campsite - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- St. John's Dairy - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Out of Sight, Out of Mind - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Skeletons in the Closet - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Unnatural Causes - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Barn Dance - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Bitter Revenge - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Long Road Ahead - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Sigh No More, Beatrice - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- A Traitor Within - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- The Bandits' Raid - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Lily Snaps - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Rails and Wretches - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Mother and Son - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Training Clementine - Jared Emerson-Johnson
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series Soundtrack (Season 1, Part 2)[]
- Leading the Hoarde - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Safety Inspections - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- A Stranger in Savannah - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- River Street (Above and Below) - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Refractions - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Where's Clem - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Inside Crawford - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Dark Rooms - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Escape from the School - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- No Time Left - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Climbing Through the Dark - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- What a View - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Square One - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Mansion Siege - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Passages - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Save Yourself - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Uncertain Fate - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- The Man on the Radio - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- The Gauntlet - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Questions Answered - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Prison Bus - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Roshambo - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Foggy Night - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Escape in the Car - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Flashlights - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Hiding in the Corn - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Boyd - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Stephanie's Crimes - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Keys and a Gun - Jared Emerson-Johnson
- Go Fish - Jared Emerson-Johnson
In-Game Statistics[]
- For the complete in-game stats, see Telltale Series Statistics.
Awards[]
This is a list of awards that this season has been nominated for or received. Titles in bold have been officially given.
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Promotional Material[]
Images[]
Posters[]
Game Covers[]
Collectors Editions[]
Game of the Year Editions[]
Character Portraits[]
Videos[]
Official Trailers[]
Downloadable Content[]
TV Adverts[]
Accolades[]
Statistics[]
Achievements/Trophies[]
The following is a list of all obtainable Achievements and trophies in the game.
Achievements/Trophies | ||
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"A New Day" | ||
Achievement | How To Unlock | Reward |
Out of the Frying Pan |
Complete chapter 1 of episode 1. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Adventures in Babysitting |
Complete chapter 2 of episode 1. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
In Your Charge |
Complete chapter 3 of episode 1. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Rock and a Hard Place |
Complete chapter 4 of episode 1. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
It's Just One Bullet |
Complete chapter 5 of episode 1. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Hey, Bud |
Complete chapter 6 of episode 1. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Two Enter, One Leaves |
Complete chapter 7 of episode 1. |
Xbox 360 - 15 Gamer Points PSN - Silver Trophy |
Everything's Going to be Okay |
Complete Episode 1: "A New Day". |
Xbox 360 - 25 Gamer Points PSN - Gold Trophy |
"Starved For Help" | ||
Achievement | How To Unlock | Reward |
Going Hungry |
Complete chapter 1 of episode 2. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Conversation Killer |
Complete chapter 2 of episode 2. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Thank You for Shopping! (Xbox 360 Only) Thank you for shopping at Save Lots! (PSN and PC Only) |
Complete chapter 3 of episode 2. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner |
Complete chapter 4 of episode 2. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Too Much Salt Will Kill You |
Complete chapter 5 of episode 2. |
Xbox 360 - 15 Gamer Points PSN - Silver Trophy |
Taking Charlotte |
Complete chapter 6 of episode 2. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
You Fight Like a Dairy Farmer |
Complete chapter 7 of episode 2. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
It's Not Stealing If You Need It |
Complete Episode 2: "Starved For Help". |
Xbox 360 - 25 Gamer Points PSN - Gold Trophy |
"Long Road Ahead" | ||
Achievement | How To Unlock | Reward |
Goodbye, She Quietly Says |
Complete chapter 1 of episode 3. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Bad Blood |
Complete chapter 2 of episode 3. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Hit the Road |
Complete chapter 3 of episode 3. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
What now? (originally "Woodbury bound") |
Complete chapter 4 of episode 3. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Handle It |
Complete chapter 5 of episode 3. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Unexpected Delay |
Complete chapter 6 of episode 3. |
Xbox 360 - 15 Gamer Points PSN - Silver Trophy |
Look Behind You |
Complete chapter 7 of episode 3. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Lend Me Your Ears |
Complete Episode 3: "Long Road Ahead". |
Xbox 360 - 25 Gamer Points PSN - Gold Trophy |
"Around Every Corner" | ||
Achievement | How To Unlock | Reward |
Georgia's First City |
Complete chapter 1 of episode 4. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Down By The River |
Complete chapter 2 of episode 4. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Support Group |
Complete chapter 3 of episode 4. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Bedside Manor |
Complete chapter 4 of episode 4. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Georgia's Last City |
Complete chapter 5 of episode 4. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Silver Trophy |
For Whom The Bell Tolls |
Complete chapter 6 of episode 4. |
Xbox 360 - 15 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
The Morning After |
Complete chapter 7 of episode 4. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Penultimate |
Complete Episode 4: "Around Every Corner". |
Xbox 360 - 25 Gamer Points PSN - Gold Trophy |
"No Time Left" | ||
Achievement | How To Unlock | Reward |
Into The Fire |
Complete chapter 1 of episode 5. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Twice Shy |
Complete chapter 2 of episode 5. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
There Ain't No Way |
Complete chapter 3 of episode 5. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Mercy |
Complete chapter 4 of episode 5. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
The Marsh House |
Complete chapter 5 of episode 5. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
What's in the Bag? |
Complete chapter 6 of episode 5. |
Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Stay Close To Me |
Complete chapter 7 of episode 5. |
Xbox 360 - 15 Gamer Points PSN - Silver Trophy |
What Remains |
Complete Episode 5: "No Time Left". |
Xbox 360 - 25 Gamer Points PSN - Gold Trophy |
Platinum Trophy | ||
Achievement | How To Unlock | Reward |
The Walking Dead (PSN Only) |
Earn all trophies in: "The Walking Dead" | PSN - Platinum Trophy |
"400 Days" | ||
Achievement | How To Unlock | Reward |
Chain Gang |
Complete Vince's Story. | Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Abandoner |
Complete Wyatt's Story. | Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Friends Like These |
Complete Russell's Story. | Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Who Goes There? |
Complete Bonnie's Story. | Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Paradise Lost |
Complete Shel's Story. | Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Loose Ends |
Complete the Epilogue. | Xbox 360 - 25 Gamer Points PSN - Gold Trophy |
Two out of Three |
Win a game of Rock/Paper/Scissors. | Xbox 360 - 15 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Reunited |
Find an old friend. | Xbox 360 - 10 Gamer Points PSN - Bronze Trophy |
Trivia[]
- This season consists of 5 episodes, as well as a special DLC.
- By January 2013, The Walking Dead won over 60 'Game of the Year' awards, and as of June 2013, it has now won over 90.
- The time frame between the episodes becomes shorter and shorter as the season progresses.
- The amount of time between Episodes 1 and 2 is 3 months (explicitly stated in the episode).
- The amount of time between Episodes 2 and 3 is approximately one week (explicitly stated if Lee did not agree to take the supplies found at the end of "Starved For Help").
- The amount of time between Episodes 3 and 4 is approximately 12 hours (estimated by statements made in each episode).
- Episode 5 starts immediately at the end of Episode 4.
- In a interview with Gavin Hammon, the voice of Kenny, it was revealed that a scene was planned in which Lilly would appear in "No Time Left" with the RV again after her original departure, but it was never made.
- Clementine, Omid, Christa, Kenny and Lilly were the only confirmed survivors of the season, not including 400 Days.
- Clementine was the only confirmed survivor at finale of "No Time Left"; the others were revealed to have survived later on in the series.
- There is an unused character who is not mentioned anywhere in the five episodes called "Nick Stokes". This is most likely a leftover model from one of Telltale's CSI games[1]
- On January 22, 2015, Telltale Games initiated a mass recall of each episode to be re-released in order to remove the player's option to pause and possibly quit the game during the credits.
- This option is available for each episode in the Definitive Edition released in 2019.
Bugs[]
- Rarely on the Xbox 360 version some achievements do not register until the episode has been played multiple times.
References[]
Episodes of The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series
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Season One | "A New Day" • "Starved For Help" • "Long Road Ahead" • "Around Every Corner" • "No Time Left" |
"400 Days" | "Vince's Story" • "Wyatt's Story" • "Russell's Story" • "Bonnie's Story" • "Shel's Story" • "Epilogue" |
Season Two | "All That Remains" • "A House Divided" • "In Harm's Way" • "Amid The Ruins" • "No Going Back" |
Michonne Series | "In Too Deep" • "Give No Shelter" • "What We Deserve" |
A New Frontier | "Ties That Bind - Part 1" • "Ties That Bind - Part 2" • "Above The Law" • "Thicker Than Water" • "From The Gallows" |
The Final Season | "Done Running" • "Suffer The Children" • "Broken Toys" • "Take Us Back" |