These difficult choices also make you all the more invested in seeing how your decision will affect those around you. After all, when societal rules seemingly no longer apply, people can sometimes act in selfish, and even cruel, ways in the name of survival – it's this quality that makes it challenging to discern what choice or reaction will lead to the best outcome. The zombie-infested reality of Clementine's world is full of difficult situations with some morally ambiguous choices to make. With every dialogue choice and action you choose, it becomes increasingly easy to immerse yourself in the story and feel like you have a big part to play in its direction. Since The Walking Dead is a story-driven experience that hinges on the choices you make, you're directly involved in how each circumstance and scenario unfolds. Afterwards, I found myself thinking about why I, and so many others, find it so affecting. When I do eventually reach the conclusion to Clementine's story again in the The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series collection, it also still takes me at least a week to get over the bittersweet sting that the end of something can bring.

No matter how many times I play through each and every episode of The Walking Dead, the same moments continue to make me cry my heart out, feel a sense of trepidation and foreboding, or wince when there's a particularly gory or painful situation.

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