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* DeathByAdaptation: An exploitable trope, as players can choose to have certain character perish long before their show counterparts, most notably Rick during "Better Angels" instead of Shane. The second trailer also shows a scenario where Carl dies at Hershel's farm whereas his show counterpart survived until Season 8.
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* DeathByAdaptation: DeathByAdaptation:
** An exploitable trope, as players can choose to have certain character perish long before their show counterparts, most notably Rick during "Better Angels" instead of Shane. The second trailer also shows a scenario where Carl dies at Hershel's farm whereas his show counterpart survived until Season8.8.
** [[spoiler: In the climax, the Atlanta leader would present Glenn and Michonne and would promptly kill one of them if they attempt to talk them down. In one of the endings, Michonne is the one killed, as the canon story did not kill her off.]]
* DiesDifferentlyIntheAdaptation: [[spoiler: The Governer/Merle/T-Dog would present Glenn and Michonne as hostages. Glenn is beheaded by the Atlanta leader if the player chose him to negotiate. Glenn in the cannon story is noted to be brutally killed by Negan whereas the video game beheads him.]]
** An exploitable trope, as players can choose to have certain character perish long before their show counterparts, most notably Rick during "Better Angels" instead of Shane. The second trailer also shows a scenario where Carl dies at Hershel's farm whereas his show counterpart survived until Season
** [[spoiler: In the climax, the Atlanta leader would present Glenn and Michonne and would promptly kill one of them if they attempt to talk them down. In one of the endings, Michonne is the one killed, as the canon story did not kill her off.]]
* DiesDifferentlyIntheAdaptation: [[spoiler: The Governer/Merle/T-Dog would present Glenn and Michonne as hostages. Glenn is beheaded by the Atlanta leader if the player chose him to negotiate. Glenn in the cannon story is noted to be brutally killed by Negan whereas the video game beheads him.]]
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''The Walking Dead: Destinies'' is a 2023 choice-driven ActionAdventure game developed by Flux Games and published by [=GameMill=] Entertainment for UsefulNotes/PS5, UsefulNotes/PS4, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, and [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] via Steam. The game released digitally on November 15, while the physical release is scheduled for December 1.
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''The Walking Dead: Destinies'' is a 2023 choice-driven ActionAdventure game developed by Flux Games and published by [=GameMill=] Entertainment for UsefulNotes/PS5, UsefulNotes/PS4, UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesXAndS, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, Platform/PS5, Platform/PS4, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, Platform/XboxOne, Platform/NintendoSwitch, and [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer [[Platform/IBMPersonalComputer PC]] via Steam. The game released digitally on November 15, while the physical release is scheduled for December 1.
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** The walkers are far from smart, often failing to register the PlayerCharacter and generally making serious pathfinding mistakes.
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** The walkers are far from smart, often failing to register the PlayerCharacter and generally making serious pathfinding mistakes. The human enemies aren't much better.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: If the player chooses to talk Merle down instead of handcuffing him in his confrontation with T-Dog, he goes back later and handcuffs T-Dog to the roof. [[spoiler:The player ultimately ends up fighting and killing him in "Too Far Gone".]]
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: KarmaHoudini: If the player chooses to talk Merle down instead of handcuffing him in his confrontation with T-Dog, he goes back later and handcuffs T-Dog to the roof. [[spoiler:The player ultimately ends up fighting roof, leading to T-Dog being found by the Governor and killing him in "Too Far Gone".]]becoming the latter's [[TheDragon Dragon]]. He never suffers any consequences for this.
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* KarmaHoudini: The second trailer implies Merle got this in one scenario, as it's shown that T-Dog was left stranded on the Atlanta roof in his place, even though Merle was handcuffed there as punishment for his racist, drugged up rant and attack on the group.
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* KarmaHoudini: The second trailer implies KarmaHoudiniWarranty: If the player chooses to talk Merle got this in one scenario, as it's shown that T-Dog was left stranded on the Atlanta roof down instead of handcuffing him in his place, even though Merle was handcuffed there as punishment for his racist, drugged up rant confrontation with T-Dog, he goes back later and attack on handcuffs T-Dog to the group.roof. [[spoiler:The player ultimately ends up fighting and killing him in "Too Far Gone".]]
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* MythologyGag: If Shane manages to win the "Better Angels" fight, Rick reanimates as a walker before being shot in the head with a pistol, a fate that befell his comic counterpart in the penultimate issue.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** Hershel potentially losing one of his daughters hearkens back to the comics where he had one hell of a TraumaCongaLine losing his children one-by-one until only Maggie was left.
** If Shane manages to win the "Better Angels" fight, Rick reanimates as a walker before being shot in the head with a pistol, a fate that befell his comic counterpart in the penultimate issue.
** Hershel potentially losing one of his daughters hearkens back to the comics where he had one hell of a TraumaCongaLine losing his children one-by-one until only Maggie was left.
** If Shane manages to win the "Better Angels" fight, Rick reanimates as a walker before being shot in the head with a pistol, a fate that befell his comic counterpart in the penultimate issue.
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* TruerToTheText: Some of the game's differences actually bring it more in line with the comic series, such as the game being RuderAndCruder as noted above. The absence of Jenner is also true to the comic since he and the CDC story were an invention for the show.
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* KilledOffscreen: If the player has Shane save one of Hershel's daughters (Maggie or Beth) instead of getting the medicament bag to Carl, the latter will die offscreen from the wound, and the game will cut straight to his funeral.
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* RuderAndCruder: This game drops many more F-bombs than the show, bringing it more in line with the comic series.
