It’s time for you to face The Meatgrinder. And you’re the only living thing in sight. Face all the dangers of both the Tower and Reclaimed to find the supply caches that await you.A new expansion of the Tourist’s story experience the chaos that is post-Reserve New Orleans and show its residents that you’re here to stay.New and unexpected challenges await in the most unlikely places.Take on new post-campaign missions that will put your survival skills to the limit.You’ve shaken New Orleans throughout your journey, but can you survive the aftershocks that follow? If you wish to get your hands on the remnants of the Reserve, supplies and secrets alike, you must return to old stomping grounds revived with more dangers, more activity, and plenty more walkers.
Throughout New Orleans, supply caches once thought destroyed by the Tourist’s actions are washing up across the flooded city, and Tower and Reclaimed alike will do everything they can to secure them. In addition to this track, fans can also look for more singles from Andadel, whose tracks 'Carver' and 'In the Water' are also available separately on their page at .įans looking for additional tracks from The Walking Dead: Season Two can look forward to the full soundtrack releasing later this year after the season concludes.You’ve decided the fate of the Reserve, but the story is far from over. Heard during the credits to the critically-acclaimed Episode Two, 'A House Divided,' the track is currently free to download at. Together, Jared and Janel recorded their take on the classic traditional American folk song, 'In the Pines,' which dates back to the 1870's and is believed to be of Southern Appalachian origin. Today we would also like to share a very special track arranged by long-time composer for Telltale Games, Jared Emerson-Johnson, with vocals supplied by the multi-talented Janel Drewis, who also works as an animator on the development team at Telltale.
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