The Walking Dead: 400 Days

Five intertwined survivor stories that shape the apocalypse.

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Players craving deep, choice‑driven zombie narratives and replayable stories

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Those without Season 1 save or who want multiplayer

What is The Walking Dead: 400 Days?

The Walking Dead: 400 Days is a DLC episode for Season One that lets you experience five linked narratives from different survivors, each set at various points from day one to day 400 of the undead outbreak. Set primarily at Gil's Pitstop, the choices you make echo across the main series, influencing both Season 1 and Season 2 outcomes. Play the episodes in any order, and watch how your decisions ripple through the story, delivering a deep, replayable adventure that blends horror, drama, and survival in a point-and-click format.

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msrp$9.99

developerTelltale Games

publisherTelltale Games

age ratingESRB M

multiplayerSingle player

critic score77/100

release date2013-07-02

Key Features of The Walking Dead: 400 Days

Play five distinct survivor stories that can be tackled in any order.

Decisions made in 400 Days affect the outcomes of Season 1 and resonate into Season 2.

Each episode offers a unique viewpoint, from the first day of the outbreak to day 400.

Choices carry over from the main game, creating a seamless narrative continuity.

Fully voiced characters and cinematic cutscenes enhance immersion.

The DLC integrates with the original Season One save data for personalized story arcs.

Use Cases for The Walking Dead: 400 Days

Story Exploration

Dive into alternate survivor perspectives to uncover hidden narrative layers.

Choice Impact Testing

Experiment with different decisions to see how they alter future episodes.

Replay Value

Replay the DLC in varied orders to experience new story outcomes.

Series Continuity

Bridge the narrative gap between Season 1 and Season 2 with integrated choices.

Pros & Cons of The Walking Dead: 400 Days

Pros

Rich, character-driven storytelling
Meaningful choices that affect the main series
High replayability with multiple orderings
Atmospheric voice acting and visuals

Cons

Requires Season 1 save data for full integration
Limited to single-player experience
Linear gameplay may feel restrictive to some players

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need the base game to play 400 Days?

Yes, the DLC requires a Season One save file to carry over choices.

Can I play the episodes in any order?

Absolutely, the five stories are designed to be played in any sequence.

Will my choices affect Season 2?

Yes, decisions made in 400 Days influence certain events in Season Two.

Is there any multiplayer mode?

No, the game is strictly a single-player experience.

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