The Walking Dead- Episode 4: Around Every Corner, which, like all the other episodes of this episode game, received rave reviews from everyone, is now out on the iOS, meaning you can play it on your iPad, iPhone or whatever iOS device it is that you own. If you do own one.

Episode 4 of The Walking Dead came out a few weeks back, and we quite liked it. In our review, we gave it a solid 8.5/10, calling it a “meticulously planned” game by Telltale.

Our reviewer Kartik Mudgal praised it for it’s good storytelling and good writing and how well it sets up the next episode of the series, and said that this game will definitely get you excited for the next episode.

Read our full review through the link above.

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Episode 3 was a very bold one from Telltale where a lot of characters were disposed of, some who I thought would be travelling with Lee and Clementine until the end. Telltale wants to make the entire experience unpredictable and as we reach the finale of the first season, Episode 4 pushed the bar even further as far as storytelling is concerned.

The entire season so far has been a gripping one, filled with great writing, emotional moments, and unique experiences that really re-define the meaning of interactive entertainment. Sure there’s a distinct lack of gameplay here, but as you know, it’s all about engaging the player into this bleak world through the clever use of storytelling. Unlike some similar games out there, the writing here is what makes it stand on its own.

This episode was penned by Garry Whitta, and I’ve been following him since his PC gamer days where he was the EIC, and the quality he brings to the table is undeniable. This episode follows the same pattern as the last one where the pacing slows down a bit only to pick up abruptly leaving you bamboozled at what to do.

The last episode was about the journey to Savannah–a city that Lee and co think will be beneficial to their survival. They also have human enemies to worry this time around along with the undead–which makes the whole thing a but more complicated. Clementine wants to find her parents in the city, and Lee has no choice but to help her; why wouldn’t he? He’s been taking care of her for so long and Clementine is also like a daughter to him.

There are some new characters introduced adding something new to the game instead of being just for show. The entire thing is meticulously planned by Telltale which really is a testament to their skills. There will be some intense moments here and the game ends in a bit of a cliffhanger, but that just keeps you clambering for Episode 5–the final episode. Excited? You should be.

If you own the season pass you can download this straight away, if you don’t I recommend buying one as $19.99 is quite fair for such an amazing series. Until next time, then, hopefully all the loose ends should be fixed and we can revisit the events in all the previous episode to review our decisions.

This game was reviewed on the PC.

Telltale Games has announced that The Walking Dead: Episode 4- Around Every Corner, will be released this week on October 10 for the Xbox 360 via XBLA, PC and Mac. It will be released on PSN US on October 9, but a release date for the EU PS Store has not yet been announced.

This will be the second-last episode in the The Walking Dead video game series, and will see the survivors reaching Savannah in search for a boat that might help them escape the Walkers.

You can read our reviews for Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3 through the links. All three episodes so far have been excellent and have managed to create an atmosphere that fans of the TV series and the comic books are familiar with. We called the previous episode, Episode 3, “another brilliant piece of work” and called the writing “fantastic” and Telltale’s skill with scripts “commendable.”

Read our reviews above, and stay tuned for more on TWD.

Governor deja vu any one? We can’t wait to find out.