Skybound Games has officially confirmed the entire Telltale’s The Walking Dead series will finally be complete on Nintendo Switch this week.
The Walking Dead: Season Two and A New Frontier will be released for USD14.99 later this week. Season One and The Final Season are currently available digitally.
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Skybound Games today announced that the complete series, episodes one through four, of Telltale’s The Walking Dead will be available for both Nintendo Switch and Steam starting this week.
The Walking Dead: Season Two and The Walking Dead: A New Frontier join the previously released Season One and The Final Season on the Nintendo eShop for the first time ever today.
Additionally, Skybound Games is re-releasing Season One and Season Two, while adding The Walking Dead: A New Frontier and The Walking Dead: The Final Season to the Steam Store later this week for fans.
All four episodes will be available for digital download on the Nintendo eShop and the Steam Store for $14.99 each.
Based on Robert Kirkman’s award-winning comic book franchise, the Telltale’s The Walking Dead series set a new benchmark for storytelling in games. To date, Telltale’s The Walking Dead has sold millions of episodes worldwide, earning more than 100 Game of the Year awards and receiving two BAFTA Video Game Awards for Best Story.
In the series Clementine, a light of hope in dark times, learns from many protectors and endures countless threats in a post-apocalyptic world where the weak perish and the cruel survive. It’s up to players who Clementine trusts, who she loves, who she hurts, and who she chooses to protect when she cannot save everyone.
The Walking Dead fans can also look forward to the release of Skybound Games’ and Skydance Interactive’s next game release, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners this Thursday, January 23rd. The first virtual reality (VR) game based on Robert Kirkman’s comic book, Saints & Sinners is set in the flooded remains of New Orleans and will challenge players to make their way through the iconic quarters which have become a brutal, unforgiving wasteland. Wishlist on Steam or pre-order here.
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