The Walking Dead wants you to forget the worst air conditioning

“The Walking Dead” was shocked by AMC (TWD) from its unstable fans for 11 seasons, thanks to its dark tones as a horrific coma story. It is too late, some of the most impressive stories feel inevitable, including Rick Graims (Andrew Lincoln) is one of the morals that are placed in the final test Near the end of his arc, along with sweet, and next repercussions. However, there are moments that make us yearn for different results, and invite “What if?” The scenarios that can save the life of a few life or prevent the devastating events from occurring.

This is the main sale point for “The Walking Dead: Destinies”, which is the 2023 movement adventure game that promised players to reshape the main story stories of the first four seasons of the show. The basic hypothesis follows the skills tree mechanic, where you can open bonuses for the character you play, with different ends and results. It is not surprising to want AMC and Publisher Gamemill Entertainment to take advantage of nostalgia to the past associated with distinction, as the concept of play as Rick, Daryl or Michonne in a chosen title in adventure is interesting. This also means visiting familiar sites-such as Green Farm and WoodBury-allowing you to explore the story with a greater depth and Take the options for changing life that determines who lives or dies.

Unfortunately, the gap between the noble expectations surrounding “TWD: Destinies” and the terrible and accelerated truth of play cannot be wider. This deadly liberation and narration of “Overpromise and Under Delever” never preferred any preferences, making it an insulting effective adventure experience, which is the Palestinian shadow of the parents ’series of AMC. If you think I am exaggerating, let us take a closer look at the promised mechanics of the game and how In reality Stand out in the confusing final product that everyone prefers.

When “TWD: Destinies” was announced for the first time, Gamemill promised that you can “weave your own way through the series’s events”, and results leading to a great difference from what is being done in the show. The idea was to start the story in Rick Grames shoes, and gradually interact to other characters after opening their skills trees, which come in their combat style. While some characters use fighting weapons such as engraved bats or katanas, others use the weapons that ranged, such as guns or brackets. These are somewhat standard things whether you are familiar with combat roles playing games, but “TWD: Destinies” insisted that her primary appeal lies in the narration of accurate stories-that would provide a meaningful closure of the vast and emotional rule of her fans. Well … as it turned out, this bold claim was a lie.

Can you make options that lead to different results? Yes, you can, but these options are organized without thinking or taking into account, gather together in the most inaccurate ways. For example, the AMC program prepares an argument between T-Dog (Iron Singleton) and Merle Dixon (Michael Rokerer) at the head of a building in Atlanta, which ultimately mixes Rick by restricting Merl. “TWD: Destinies” re -creates this scene with a choice for us: You can either do what Rick does in a law Merl T-Dog to a tube to exchange their roles. This switch only serves a little purpose, as the result is still the same, except for the slightly modified Cutscene Cutscene as the T-Dog seems to have been moved.

Some of the most complicated options in the game are also. You can kill long -term characters very early, or eliminate Rick completely from the foundational brackets, but these deviations do not give up well enough to raise terror or pathological curiosity. This is mixed with frequent game mechanics to move from point A to B while killing pedestrians, and you have an adaptation in the video game that does not respect a beloved concession through mainly misunderstanding source materials.

The flagrant defects feel “TWD: Destinies” (a adventure that barely works roles in my book) more clearly when we look at the concession adjustments that are a loyal work of love. One look at the Telltale Games “The Walking Dead”, the cross adventure will make this gap, as the 2011 game understands in an innate way that the well -written characters are shining in a world full of horrors. This accidental adaptation does not even include Rick GraimsIt is better for that; Instead, it creates with the love of two new characters from the zero point and includes their hopes and dreams in an exciting story that deserves to be narrated.

The seizure of money is not usually supported by the strongest sense of artistic integrity, but there is always an attempt-regardless of how twice-to re-fill its pulse that is fed by greed as technical selling points. Unfortunately, there is a “walking game” for 2021 that does not even pretend to do so. This makes it worse than “Destinies”, as its existence is hostile to the error of the comic book series of Robert Kirkman (on which the AMC’s view is dependent). I am talking about the horror of the “Walking Dead: Empires”, which is a MMO that is powered by the Blockchain game that sells the packages/assets of the game like NFTS.

Yes, we have reached levels below the fraud -based conflict, where a human story was cleaned about survival to the embarrassment that “Twd: Empires”. There is not much that can be said about its basic playing way, which mimics a basic mechanic for survival to sell unbearable equipment to its player’s base. While “Destinies” suffers from every defect that the roles game can show very poorly, there is there, there is some The artistic merit of its existence, especially if we are thinking about the actors who created their roles by expressing their counterparts in the game of their characters.

When you are in doubt, you can always reconsider the Telltale Games “The Walking Dead”, which is the story of survival that Kirkman agreed to really concern your choices.