The Walking Dead: A New Frontier

The Walking Dead: A New Frontier - The epidemic has just begun, and Javier rushes home to get his father and sister out of the city. Further events will take them to different places, and the hero’s path will intersect with Clementine’s story. Javier is looking for a family and along the way he takes on things that don't always turn out well. The narrative is presented as an interactive drama: conversations, decisions and scenes where seconds count. Not a single remark goes unnoticed, and part of the choices determines who will stay around. Certain scenes require a quick reaction, and delay leads to a tragedy that cannot be undone. Relationships within the group are built on trust, and one rash act closes some of the dialogues. Between chapters they show what happens to the others, which adds dimension to the story. The road goes through survivor camps, abandoned stations and small settlements, each with its own laws. People here are divided into those who are ready to unite and those who see everyone as a threat, and the behavior of the hero determines which side these qualities will turn to. In addition to the main line, there are episodes where the hero finds himself on the other side of the conflict. There are plenty of fights with the dead, but the tension is often created by the people themselves. Resources are limited, so ammo is the last thing to be spent, and relationships with the group can be ruined with one wrong word. Additional episodes explore Clementine's past, linking previous seasons with new events. It is worth replaying the story for the sake of other forks and other destinies. For those who have completed the previous seasons and want to see the story from the point of view of a new hero.