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The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners promises to be just as brutal as the world already depicted in the TV show and its various spin-offs. Here's how publisher Skydance Interactive describes it:
Set in the flooded remains of New Orleans, the game will challenge players to make their way through the iconic quarters, as they explore what has become a brutal, unforgiving wasteland. Players will have to deal with others struggling to survive in what remains of this once vibrant city. In the world of The Walking Dead, the walkers are the least of your problems. Will you choose the path of a saint, or that of a sinner? You have watched and played in the world of The Walking Dead, now, get ready to Live it.
Sadly, there's nothing in the way of gameplay footage or trailers to show off just yet. But for fans of the series, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinner sounds like it will be an interesting way to experience the universe nonetheless.
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