Platforms
- PCMar 4, 20148.6playscore8.232 Critics9.518.8K Players
- AndroidMar 6, 2014NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
- iOSMar 6, 2014NAplayscore8.52 CriticsNA0 Players
- PlayStation 3Mar 4, 20148.6playscore8.47 Critics9.72.65K Players
- Xbox 360Mar 5, 20148.2playscore8.69 Critics8.1802 Players
- PS VitaApr 22, 2014NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
44 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- The Walking Dead: Season Two is every bit as good as Season One content-wise, but suffers from a few technical issues that could use some polish. Even with the issues it suffers from however, the game is a must buy for anyone who enjoys a good story and solid gameplay mechanics.
Kyle Wakeling · Aug 29, 2014 Reviewed on VitaRead full review - The events at the ski lodge just have us chomping at the bit to play Episode Three. Hopefully, the wait will be as quick and enjoyable as Episode Two.
John Llewellyn Martin · Mar 11, 2014 Reviewed on PCRead full review - While it’s still riddled with technical issues on occasion, very rarely does game writing soar this high. This may well be one of the best episodes of any game that Telltale has put out to date, and is certainly the highest point of The Walking Dead series since Episode 3 of Season 1. With three more instalments left to go, this season has nowhere to venture but up.
Graham Banas · Mar 10, 2014 Reviewed onRead full review - ...as a storyteller it should be lauded for its success in cooking up fresh horrors from familiar ingredients.
Edge Staff · Mar 07, 2014 Reviewed on PC - 'A House Divided' leverages streamlined gameplay to yield serious character and plot development. Alongside more technical polish than The Walking Dead has ever seen, this is Telltale's best effort yet.
Kyle Prahl · Mar 07, 2014 Reviewed on PS3Read full review - The Walking Dead Season 2 has finally hit its stride for me. I really didn’t enjoy episode 1 too much due to both technical issues and having to set up back-story for many characters. Episode 2 remedies that by fixing all the bugs, putting the player in constant tense situations and having some truly frightening set pieces.
Drew Leachman · Mar 06, 2014 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Once again Telltale show a mastery of the world and the lore, bringing up a number of interesting existential points and raising all the right questions with their dialogue. They make you feel at home in the horrible Walking Dead universe and put you in the state of mind of a resident, making decisions like they would rather than your detached self. It’s incredibly immersive and genuinely impressive.
Stephen Gillespie · Mar 06, 2014 Reviewed onRead full review - "A House Divided" makes a strong case for being the best episode of Telltale’s Walking Dead series to date....
Dave Ruben · Mar 06, 2014 Reviewed on X360 - A House Divided is a better episode than its predecessor. It’s well written, introduces some interesting plot threads, and because you get to know the characters better, you begin to care about them once again. There are also some tough choices to make, which feel as though they fit into the story more naturally than in the last outing.
Blair Inglis · Mar 06, 2014 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Walking Dead Season 2, Episode 2 ratchets up the stakes and pulls Clementine into different directions emotionally and physically. Some tense action sequences, engrossing dialog, and the addition of a formidable threat to everyone makes "A House Divided" a solid chapter despite its short three-hour running time. When it comes to storytelling, Telltale is still one of the best in the business and this episode doesn't betray that reputation.
Mike Williams · Mar 06, 2014 Reviewed on PC
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You are Clementine, a young survivor in a world gone to hell. The dead have risen to feast on the living, and the living cannot be trusted. The story you experience in The Walking Dead Season Two is driven by the choices that you make. Because of that, your story could be very different from someone else’s. If you played Season One and the DLC episode ‘400 Days’, the choices you made there will affect Season Two.
Developer: Telltale Games