The Hex is the second game created by Daniel Mullins. In the Hex, you play six different video game protagonists as you figure out more about their game and story.

The Hex has some of the meta gameplay/humor that Pony Island had, but it's a very different game overall. It feels like a tribute to video games and the different game genres. I really don't want to say much because it's better to play blind, but if you liked Pony Island or if this type of game appeals to you, then I think you'll enjoy it.

I will definitely be checking out the games this developer makes in the future. I think the game is worth it off sale, but much better on sale.

I played this one on PS4 (because I didn't want to buy it on Epic) and I really enjoyed it.

I played the first Walking Dead game when it first released and it became an instant favorite. The sequels never really lived up to that and I felt like the series would always disappoint me. Luckily, they picked it back up in the end. And by they, I mean whoever was left to finish this game when the company went under.

The Walking Dead: Final Season takes place sometime after season 3. Clementine and AJ (now older) find themselves seeking refuge in a school that is run by kids.

Basically, I liked most things about the game. I think it started off strong and fizzled a little (understandably) but overall I enjoyed the whole thing. The characters were likable. Clementine and Aj were had great character development. The different choices they added were interesting and I actually liked the ending a lot.

I don't actually know how much the choices matter (although they looked like they mattered more then usual in these games) but I felt good about most of my choices and enjoyed the different paths I could take with a couple of them.

Overall if you are a Walking Dead fan I recommend this one on any platform you want to play it on.. I'm not sure how the reviews are for it, but as a fan, I felt like I got the conclusion I wanted from the series.