The Walking Dead: Season 2 Screens & Teaser Emerge

Whilst Telltale Games are keeping quiet on a solid release date at the moment, details for The Walking Dead: Season 2 have started to emerge.

The company, behind the multi-award winning point and click series The Walking Dead return the follow up, season two. Season two will see players take control of Clementine, the first game's sweet orphan who pretty much everyone who played it felt some sort of emotional attachment to. 

In season two, Clementine faces the zombie apocalypse alone after the events of the first series. Like the hugely successful TV show and comic series before it, Season Two combines the horror and battles against not only the undead, but fellow survivors too. 

Expected later this year, The Walking Dead: Season Two will once again consist of five episodes that will conclude at some point in 2014. A season pass for the series will be available when the game is released.

Check out these newly released screens and the teaser trailer below. Avoid scrolling down if you have not played The Walking Dead: Season 1 yet! (spoilers inbound). 

Screens:

Oh, the feels! :(

"Still keepin' that hair short..."

The graphics and cartoon style seem to be even more defined here!

One of the new characters announced for Season Two-Winston.

Who is sitting opposite Clem? Guess we'll find out in due time!

Facing the epidemic alone.

Teaser Trailer:

Zombeer Announcement Trailer

We're awash with zombie games once again, but none of them look as bizarre as Zombeer. 


Zombeer is a first person shooter blended with elements of survival horror and comedy. Set straight after the inital outbreak of a zombie apocalypse, players will play as K, who wakes up after the outbreak with a hangover. Whilst those who have been bitten are currently roaming the streets as the undead, K's been bitten...but he's not a zombie? And why exactly? Well, drinking beer is the only way to prevent the infection from taking over, it seems. 


The game will apparently contain plenty of nods to films, comic books and games, and judging by the trailer...it looks like it's going to be a bizarre one. 


The intended consoles, and a release date have not been announced as of yet, although expect Zombeer before the end of the year. Check out the trailer below. What do you think?