Either way, Overkill looks to be pushing the boundaries of The Walking Dead and making that popular shuffling showstopper bigger than ever. The game was originally scheduled for a 2016 release, but Overkill seems to have finally settled on "Autumn 2018." This neatly lines up with the end of the Telltale saga, meaning that Overkill could conveniently fill that empty zombie space in our hearts for video game and Walking Dead fans alike. The video game market has been saturated with zombie shooters thanks to the likes of Left 4 Dead, the Resident Evil series, and The Evil Within, it will be interesting to see what Overkill will bring to the table with The Walking Dead. have always said that character's from Telltales' world would never cross over into the main show, but could Aidan find a place in one of AMC's two Walking Dead shows? Given that The Walking Dead (once) tried to head its storyline toward the capital, some future season could possibly find itself crossing paths with Overkill's stoic survivor. While the trailer doesn't reveal the other three players, expect each of them to have an equally expanded backstory and dysfunctional personalities. Similar to Payday, Overkill promises four lead characters, but this time, they will have to battle their way through a decomposing landscape under the main aim to strengthen your base camp in D.C. That being said, with this being The Walking Dead, there are sure to be some equally dangerous human foes knocking around out there too. Complete with Negan-esque baseball bat, it looks like he is more than equipped to take on the gnashing teeth of the zombies. This is the second of four game characters. If Aiden was a fighter, then Maya serves as a healer. This video is dedicated to one of the characters of the game Maya. Seeming to be a sole survivor, Aidan is trapped among the shuffling corpses of the undead but making his way in the end of the world. Today, Overkill has published a new The Walking Dead action trailer, and it looks as good as last year’s first trailer. However, things take a turn for the worse, with Aiden finding himself caught in the midst of a zombie outbreak. The first trailer focuses on Aidan, a downtrodden businessman caught in the hustle and bustle of Washington D.C. There's also the threat of other humans wielding their own weapons that players will have to deal with through similarly aggressive means, though moral decisions will also play a part in the game.Overkill had teased a big announcement following the shocking midseason finale of The Walking Dead season 8, and it didn't fail to disappoint. Publisher 505 Games has shared a new trailer for Overkills The Walking Dead game. Other gameplay trailers released in the past showed close-up interactions with zombies where the enemies are right in players' faces and force them to use things like bladed weapons or improvised tools to keep them at bay. Where the game may look like it's lacking in terms of graphics, it appears to make up for it with just how personal it makes the zombie encounters feel. Cult-like groups and tense situations litter the trailer and are joined by the expected swarms of zombies that can even come up on players from the water.
Floating through flooded streets, the player sees all kinds of encounters between humans and zombies, both of which look like they'll be equal threats in the game.
The launch trailer in question can be seen below with an eerie narration setting the mood for the events that unfold.
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