Xbox 360 The Walking Dead: Episode 5 - No Time Left Reviews

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9.5 out of 10 - IGN
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The Walking Dead: The Game – Episode 5: No Time Left has the same technical hiccups that have plagued the Telltale series, but they’re blown out of the water by the events experienced here. Lee’s final hours are some of this season’s best, and Episode 5 is the emotional finale fans deserve.

9 out of 10 - Official Xbox Magazine
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As good as the comic is, and as exciting as the TV show’s third season has been, this vision of Robert Kirkman’s zombie opus will always be our one, true, definitive version.

9 out of 10 - EGM
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Right from the start, this episode cranks up the tension to 11. Unfortunately, this may also be why it burns itself out as the shortest episode of the series. However, it’s also one of the most satisfying, as everything you’ve built up to finally comes to a head—and in the end, you’ll do whatever you can to protect Clementine in this accomplishment in videogame storytelling.

8.5 out of 10 - Game Informer
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Telltale’s episodic love letter to zombies remains one of the most memorable gaming experiences of the year. Telltale has already announced it is working on Season Two, and No Time Left beautifully wraps up the story of these last several episodes while teasing things to come. No Time Left isn’t a “happily ever after” affair, but it feels like a dark and stormy intro to another exciting chapter.

7.5 out of 10 - Game Spot
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The Walking Dead series shambles to a brief but moving conclusion that doesn't quite live up to the gruesome brilliance of earlier chapters.