Creator Robert Kirkman‘s comic book The Walking Dead has been turned into one of the most popular TV series of all time, as well as one of the most popular video games of recent years. Point-and-click masters Telltale Games have created a pair of incredibly dramatic seasons of five episodes each, and a third season of the game is still on the way.

But before they get to that, they’re taking a little detour. At E3 2015 it was announced that Telltale will be releasing a special three-part miniseries titled The Walking Dead: Michonne coming this fall. And as you might have guessed, you get to play as the katana-wielding zombie killer herself.

You can see a video of the announcement below.

The Walking Dead
Season 2, Episode 1 – “All That Remains”
Online Game Code
DEVELOPER: Telltale Games
PUBLISHER: Telltale Games
RELEASE DATE: December 17, 2013 (Steam, PS3) l December 18 (Xbox 360, iOS)

Telltale’s The Walking Dead is finally back and I couldn’t wait to see what was going to happen to Clementine after the first season’s tragic ending. And now in season 2 you get to play as Clementine and the story really tests her innocence and what she is willing to do to survive. But will the first episode of season 2 live up to it’s incredibly high expectations? Or has it finally gotten old and we have just seen it all before?

The bulk of this story takes place 16 months after the final events of season 1. Clementine ends up with a survivor from season 1 but then gets separated. After that she has to fend for herself until she comes across a new group. The majority of the first episode is her interaction with this untrusting group. A few people in the group accept Clementine and want her to join. While others in the group want to turn her away. There is an interesting group dynamic here this season, but most of it is not revealed in episode 1. You get just enough to know a little about several characters, but not enough to know what has happened to all of them or to know what their goals or intentions are.

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.

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.