David is alive and one of the leaders of the New Frontier, which Clementine was once a part of. There was plenty for Above the Law to cover after the twist ending of Episode 2.
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MonsterVine was provided with a PS4 code for review. Platforms: PS4 (reviewed), Xbox One, PC, Mac, Android, iOS
TellTale’s The Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Episode 3 – Above the Law The amount of twists and turns within the episode keeps you interested throughout the majority of its playtime, especially thanks to Clem’s flashbacks. Although it is a little frustrating not knowing the release date of the next episode.This review contains spoilers for Episodes 1, 2, and 3 of TellTale’s The Walking Dead: A New Frontier, and all previous seasons of the seriesĪbove the Law succeeds in providing lots of information that was left ambiguous in previous episodes. There are a few fantastic “oh crap did that just happen?” moments which I wasn’t expecting and I am eager to find out what happens next. The Walking Dead: A New Frontier is starting to climb my list of favourites from Telltale games, and for fans of this genre I would definitely recommend it. The music and the sound effects are emotive and contribute to the feel, but the voice actors still sound a little off, as though they were recorded in a studio. So either he had a quick wardrobe change or there is at least one bug in the game… but given the great art throughout I like the idea of the wardrobe change. There was one scene where the same zombie (that I already killed) turned into the zombie I was currently killing. Once loaded the game runs smoothly with no lag, and the graphic novel vibe (and QTE prompts) of the game is very appropriate and enjoyable. The loading time before you even get to the menu screen again feels extended, and with nothing but a black screen to keep you company it makes this pause feel much longer. You are also given the option of ‘Crowd Play’ which allows your friends and family to use their own devices to vote for the choices presented in the game, which is a fun feature that allows this single player game to be enjoyed with friends. This episode will average about an hour of gameplay (which is still a bit on the short side) but there is a bit more of a story/action balance than in the previous episode giving you the chance to utilise more of your QTE skills. They might get you killed, requiring you to restart a checkpoint, but that is about it. Throughout the game there are a few (smaller) environments to explore but not really any puzzles to solve, and again, the choices you make still do not really seem to matter to the overall outcome of the storyline. Clementine (our heroine from Season 1 and 2) is still a great supporting character but fans of hers will be disappointed because apart from a small playable flashback into her past, that is all she is in this episode, a supporting character. In this episode we are presented with more flashbacks into his past, revealing more about his feelings for Kate (his sister in-law) that have been hinted at previously but were not really confirmed.
He doesn’t come across as the typical alpha leader of the group, but instead tries his best to be a protector the best way he knows how. Javi is still my favourite character of the series. But instead he finds himself bumping into a whole lot of trouble as rival groups compete for resources, dominance and survival.
In this episode we see Javi, mourning from the loss of a loved one, lead his group through multiple nearby towns to seek medical attention. At least not in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. In the wake of escalating trouble, our accidental hero Javi leads a group of refugees towards the safety of a nearby town unaware of the trouble lurking behind its doors in part two of The Walking Dead: A New Frontier from Telltale Games.
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