TWD!

Anybody know what that stands for?

Comment. . . Now! If you do!

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It stands for The. Walking. Dead.

I just started playing the game, of TWD series.

I have watched the whole game, so I thought I'd try it.

The main protagonist, Lee Everett, is on his way to jail, from Atlanta after killing a State Senator for sleeping with his wife.

He got in a crash, thanks to the lousy driving cop, who couldn't keep his eyes on the road, and wrecks his leg badly, and faints.

When he awakens, he's in the wrecked cop car, and gets out with minor trouble thanks to his leg. Once he gets out, he gets his first encounter with the living dead, the officer he was with.

After killing the zombie (with a bullet ripping off a good chink of it's head) he notices a small feminine figure in the distance, and heads in the direction it disappeared to because of a zombie horde on his tail.

After climbing over a fence, he finds himself in a "abandoned" neighborhood, where he has a second encounter with a Zombie, and meets a 8 (8-11) year old girl, named Clementine, all alone in her treehouse.

Along the journey (five episodes) they all surround him and Clementine, surviving the apocalypse. They first are at Hershel's farm, and move to the small town of Macon, where Lee is from, And slowly make their way to Savanna, to find Clementine's parents, whom in the beginning are heard over the message machine, are in the middle of a Zombie hell nightmare, because they left there for Clementine's and Sandra's (Clementine's Baby sister (Second Zombie killed)) and on the last message, giving the last words to their baby, Clementine.

But Lee, (was an option (I think) that is to choose from) can either tell her that her parents are dead, or wait till' the final episode to let her see the news.

And in the end. . . (SPOILER) Lee, sacrifices his own life, to save the little girl he's grown to care, love, and protect. . .

I'm only at the part, where they're still in Macon. I suggest you guys should watch it for yourselves, or play if you want, but beware of the Jumpscares!

(And don't drink or eat anything while playing the game. . . I learned that the hard way. . .)