The Walking Dead: The Final Season brings Clementine’s seven-year journey to an emotional end

It’s been a long time coming. Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead has endured plenty of trials and tribulations throughout its seven-year run - it’s not, for that matter, even Telltale’s project anymore - and yet here we are, finally setting eyes upon its dramatic conclusion. Plaudits for this and the previous episode, Broken Toys, go to Skybound Games - a studio formed by Skybound Entertainment, itself co-founded by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman - which took on most of Telltale’s original team when the company collapsed last year. The restructured, dislocated team has not only brought closure to Clementine’s story, but has ultimately allowed this series to go out with the dignity it deserves. But before we go on, rest assured that there won’t be any spoiling of major story details here. The finale to Clementine and AJ’s narrative is something that deserves to be enjoyed fresh - indeed, their relationship takes centre stage for the majority of Episode Four’s runtime. And, fittingly, ‘Take Us Back’ is scattered with plenty of callbacks to previous seasons - the title is a reference to the Alela Diane composition that plays following the conclusion of Season One - which only adds to its emotional weight.

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