Telltale’s Walking Dead characters are here for a limited time in Road to Survival

Through January 31

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I tried out The Walking Dead: Road to Survival briefly. For me, the strategy combat was too shallow and the settlement aspect was too much like Farmville with zombies to hold my interest. Maybe you’re different, though! Maybe you didn’t delete Road to Survival after getting too many push notifications about it. Maybe this news is for you.

Starting today and running through January 31, characters from Telltale’s take on The Walking Dead will be showing up in Road to Survival. Players will be able to meet up with and recruit Lee, Clementine, and Kenny. The trailer below notes Lee will be free for now, but would normally cost $10. Ten dollars! You could probably get the Telltale games for that much when they’re on sale.


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