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Announced the release date of The Walking Dead: Episode 1 Michonne

Telltale announced today that the first episode of the mini series The Walking Dead: Michonne will be published on February 23 on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One and Xbox 360, while two days later also will debut on the Apple Store, Google Play and Amazon App Store.


The history of these new episodes will focus on the absence of Michonne that in the original comic, the episode takes place between 126 and 139. So the episode doing giocaotori will be able to find out what happened to the protagonist when he left Rick, Ezekiel and the rest of his group, and the thing has subsequently convinced to retrace his steps.

"When a desperate signal help lead them to the scene of a terrible massacre, Michonne and his group is pushing for the survivors of the floating colony of Monroe, which could give refuge to the person responsible for the carnage. Along the three episodes of the mini series players will discover what drove Michonne away from Rick, Ezekiel and the rest of his trusted team ... and what made you decide to come back, "it is what we read in the statement released by Telltale.

In this first episode Michonne will join the group of Pete on The Companion boat, in search of survivors and supplies along the coast. The second episode will be titled "Give No Shelter" and will be available from March. The third and final episode will instead be called "What We Deserve" and close the series in April.

Telltalte has already confirmed that the third season of The Walking Dead The Game is already in the works and that further details will be made public only after completion of the episodes of this miniseries.

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