"The Walking Dead" is an expansive franchise that covers comics, video games, and of course television. But are the games ...

The video game, Survival Instinct, failed due to poor graphics, broken mechanics, and rushed production, disappointing fans and critics alike. AMC's The Walking Dead ran for 11 seasons ...

Saints & Sinners reviews were mostly positive at the time of its release, with some criticism aimed at the game's overbearing survival mechanics. Now, another Walking Dead VR game has hit the ...

There are a number of TV tie in type games around at the moment, and The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct is one of them, I am sure we are aware that the hit TV series from AMC, starring that bloke ...

Survival Instinct's failure to grapple with these decisions turns its characters into ciphers (a stark contrast with Telltale's Walking Dead adventure game from last year). I've avoided talking ...

It’s going to take a really dedicated fan of The Walking Dead to put up with this one. I’d heard that Survival Instinct was pretty bad, but I like to go into games with my hopes held above the water.

While not a complete disaster, AMC's The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct ($49.99) doesn't really offer much for fans of first-person shooters or survival horror games, nor does it live up to the ...

As evidence, we have The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct; the Wii U’s second game about zombies – known in-game as “walkers” – works as the prequel to a television show about zombies and ...

And now, we have another The Walking Dead video game. But The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct doesn’t live up to the zombie lore that’s come before. By the end, you don’t feel like you ...

After gorging themselves on the mobile and console episodes developed by Telltale Games, fans of the ... is an unnerving experience, the dead in Survival Instinct are bewilderingly polite and ...

At least that's how the zombie apocalypse looks according to The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct, a dull and toothless action game that presents a few interesting ideas but leaves them wallowing ...