The Walking Dead Review

By Eddy Fettig

The zombie genre may be brought back to life yet.



Zombies, zombies, zombies. Love them or hate them, they have been in freaking everything these days. Take a genre and plug in zombies—boom, instant success. At least, this is what I'm sure a lot of developers and publishers think. What used to be a horrific narrative context that explored themes…

  • Overall audio/visual design captures tone of the IP
  • Focus on choice and narrative
  • Blend of gameplay elements is sensible and effective
  • Presentation has a few technical hiccups
  • Sometimes feels less interactive that it could be

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Eddy Fettig
Eddy Fettig

I'm a guy who grew up in Western New York and went to college studying Digital Media and Writing. I recently left behind my entire life on the east coast behind to move to the San Francisco Bay Area and more actively pursue a career in gaming, which led to a position at GameStop - which led to meeting Nic and applying for Game Revolution, where I'm now a Freelance Writer.

In my spare time when I'm NOT playing video games, I am probably writing fiction.

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