The highly anticipated second season of Telltale Games’ point-and-click video game adaptation of The Walking Dead finally arrives today.

The first episode of season two, titled “All That Remains,” is available right now on Steam and PlayStation 3, will be available starting tomorrow for those of you playing on Xbox 360, and later this week for iOS players.

If you’ve not yet seen the trailer for season two, you can check it out below.

Not too long ago we saw the first teaser trailer for season two of The Walking Dead, the Telltale Games adaptation of Robert Kirkman‘s hit comic book series. Season one of the game was voted by many as the 2012 video game of the year, so as you might imagine, fans are wildly excited for the new set of episodes.

Now comes a second trailer for the second season, which shows much more of the new content. For those who don’t know, the little girl, Clementine, who won your heart as you tried to protect her from the neverending dangers of the zombie apocalypse—both undead and very much alive—in season one, is now the character you will play as in season two. All of the choices that you made in the first season and the DLC, 400 Days, will also affect how this new story will go.

Continue below now to read a description of the game and to check out the new trailer. But be warned, the trailer begins with a recap of season one, so if you have not played that yet (what are you waiting for?!), do not watch this.

For those who don’t know, the Video Game Awards were held this weekend. But instead of being the VGAs, as people were familiar with, they were instead called VGX (the “next generation of video game awards”). And instead of being a traditional awards ceremony with big new game trailers and announcements (which is really all anyone cares about; fan-voted awards are a waste of everyone’s time), as most look forward to, it was instead people hanging around and trying to be funny (followed by immensely awkward silences), with winners announced here and there in odd order. At least that’s what I gather from those who did watch the event. I personally decided not to even bother watching as soon as I found out they were only going to stream the awards, not air it on Spike TV like usual (COPS was on! Yeah…). A truly disastrous attempt at unnecessary change.

All of that said there were a couple bright spots in the one area you can rely on: the new gameplay videos and new game announcements. Last month it was rumored that The Walking Dead and Fables game The Wolf Among Us developer Telltale Games might be working on a Game of Thrones project. Not only was this rumor confirmed with a teaser trailer, but a second teaser trailer was shown for another interesting Telltale project, based on the hit Borderlands series. You can check out both announcement teasers below.

In what would be considered one of the most exciting video game news bits of recent memory, a new rumor indicates that Telltale Games may be working on a Game of Thrones game.

Telltale is of course know for their work on one of the very best games of 2012, season one of their episodic point-and-click take on The Walking Dead. Currently they have season one of The Wolf Among Us, another episodic title based on Bill Willingham’s Fables.

Ever since season one of Telltale Games’ point-and-click take on The Walking Dead took the gaming world by storm last year—quickly rising to become a favorite pick for game of the year—fans have been itching for more.

Now, despite their just releasing the first episode of season one of another comic book adaptation, a point-and-click take on Bill Willingham’s Fables titled The Wolf Among Us, Telltale has revealed that season two of The Walking Dead is not far behind. In fact, the first episode will arrive later this very year, estimated for sometime in November.

In addition to this, a new reveal trailer has been released, which you can find with more information below.