trikster40
Member
So, my kids are 9 and 7, and man, so many things in gaming just hit different now. The Last of Us came out a few years before my first, and at the time, yeah it was sad, but replaying it after having kids....tears me up.
I started replaying The Walking Dead Telltale games. I've had the collection in my backlog forever, mainly because it's 4 games in one and I've played them all. However, cleaning up my backlog, finally replaying them. I'll straight up warn you now, SPOILERS AHEAD. I'm not putting spoiler tags on a 13 year old game.
YOU'RE WARNED.
In Episode 3, when Duck gets bitten, and you finally convince Kenny that something needs to be done, it tore me up. I can't even imagine what that would be like, having to decide the fate of my child in that situation. Logic seems easy, but when it comes down to it, it's so easy to understand why Katjaa couldn't and killed herself. Granted, if I was going that route, I would definitely make sure my child wouldn't turn before I did the deed, but geez, it actually brought me to tears.
Well done, TellTale.
I started replaying The Walking Dead Telltale games. I've had the collection in my backlog forever, mainly because it's 4 games in one and I've played them all. However, cleaning up my backlog, finally replaying them. I'll straight up warn you now, SPOILERS AHEAD. I'm not putting spoiler tags on a 13 year old game.
YOU'RE WARNED.
In Episode 3, when Duck gets bitten, and you finally convince Kenny that something needs to be done, it tore me up. I can't even imagine what that would be like, having to decide the fate of my child in that situation. Logic seems easy, but when it comes down to it, it's so easy to understand why Katjaa couldn't and killed herself. Granted, if I was going that route, I would definitely make sure my child wouldn't turn before I did the deed, but geez, it actually brought me to tears.
Well done, TellTale.
