This wasn’t the only time where my choices were misguided, in fact it happened a number of times throughout the episode. The game proceeded to guilt-trip me for saving Gabe a confusing result to say the least. The problem is that immediately after my attack, the game said I had broken the promise Javi had made with his late father to care for David. While I tried to show David that I wasn’t going to fight back, I felt the need to take action when he hit his son with a wrench. This is where Episode 5 exposes its greatest weakness: the confusing and borderline contradictory motivations behind the choices you make. While David hits you, you’re given the choice to either fight back or to say “I love you.” While I went with the more peaceful option for narrative purposes, I finally hit back when David whacked Gabe with a wrench in his attempt to kill Javi. Despite the two of them putting aside their differences temporarily as they tried to find armored vehicles to flee Richmond in, David finally snaps when Kate openly admits that she and Javi are an item, leading to a poignant fight between Javi and David. Javi and David’s increasing hostility towards one another took center stage at the beginning of the episode, as David began to notice Kate and Gabe’s diminishing respect for him as he steadily became more unstable.
The results were, regrettably, thoroughly mixed. As such, seeing how things would end up for the cast of Season 3, both new and returning, was all I could think of as I dove into the season finale, From the Gallows. The third season of TellTale’s The Walking Dead has been an enjoyable continuation, building on the incredibly well-adapted world of The Walking Dead TellTale has built.
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MonsterVine was provided with a PS4 code for review. Platforms: PS4 (reviewed), Xbox One, PC, Mac, Android, iOS TellTale’s The Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Episode 5: From the Gallows There are indeed some meaningful moments and emotional reunions, but the inconsistency of some major characters proves to be a disappointing blemish in an otherwise strong finale. The long-awaited finale to The Walking Dead: A New Frontier, while mostly satisfying, seems to be at odds with itself. This review contains spoilers for Seasons 1, 2, and 3 of TellTale’s The Walking Dead.