The Walking Dead: 400 Days DLC comes out this week
Telltale Games, along with comic writer Robert Kirkman, has announced that the DLC for its legendary point-and-click adventure game, The Walking Dead, will be
Telltale Games, along with comic writer Robert Kirkman, has announced that the DLC for its legendary point-and-click adventure game, The Walking Dead, will be making its way to the Xbox 360, the PC and American PlayStation 3s this week. European PS3s, and by extension us, will be seeing the DLC next week alongside its iOS release. The Vita version of the DLC will be released some time in August.
Hurray for more ambiguous moral choices!
The Walking Dead: 400 Days chronicles the horrific aftermath of the undead outbreak through the eyes of five new characters as they struggle to survive the first 400 days of the apocalypse. Playable in any order, the five connected short stories are centered in and around a Georgia truck stop, where players will be thrust into horrifying situations that will test their morals and control the flow of the story through their decisions and actions.
More from News Analysis"After the incredible response to the first season of The Walking Dead, we wanted to surprise fans with something that offers a new angle on the world they love that's connected to Season One and the upcoming Season Two through the choices that they make," said Dan Connors, Co-Founder and CEO of Telltale Games. "400 Days is a great piece of connective tissue for fans to sink their teeth into and we're thrilled that it's to be included on PlayStation Vita as part of Season One."
The Walking Dead: 400 Days DLC will be available for $4.99 (Rs 300 approx). It will need at least Episode One of Season One to be installed. Check out our review of The Walking Dead Season one to see why it was our Game of the Year in 2012.
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