The outbreak has struck, but no one knows it yet. The chaos has only just begun. You are Shane Walsh, a small-town police officer in the adventure game, AMC's The Walking Dead: Dead Reckoning. Keep yourself and your people safe from harm. You have two objectives: Prevent people from being killed or turned into walkers–and keep yourself alive.
The Walking Dead is a comic book series that was developed into a TV show for AMC, and now it's also a game for the BlackBerry PlayBook! Styled like a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure book, The Walking Dead: Dead Reckoning is actually a comic book, but you need to make decisions throughout to see what happens next. Though the game isn't very long, it's nice to see something like this come to the PlayBook. You can play it a couple times, making different decisions each time to see how the story plays out, but don't expect this one to have a ton of replay value. I'm hoping that AMC has plans to add more chapters to the story in the near future. Meanwhile, check out the game today while you wait for the next new episode!
*Game is available in the US and Canada only at this time.
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