You'll find one battery near the greeting cards, between the door to the Drug Store and Kenny, Duck and Katjaa, and the other near Lilly and Larry. Examine it and turn it over, open the battery slot on the back and you'll learn why it can't be turned on. Talk with Carley, who is having trouble turning on a portable radio. Clementine will get attacked while trying to use the restroom, kill the Walker. An older man, Larry, will accuse Duck of being bitten and try to have him thrown out, you can defend him by siding with Kenny, but it doesn't matter what you choose to do, as he will be saved. Once you arrive in town, you'll get ambushed by Walkers, but be saved by a girl named Carley, who'll tell you to get to the Drug Store they've taken shelter in. Continue until you meet Shawn and Chet, help them get their vehicle moving and you'll earn the second achievement. The Walker will trip you (and by now you should have come to the conclusion that Lee lacks the ability to stay on his feet), and Clementine will appear with a hammer, grab it from her and kill the zombie, netting the first achievement. Move the crosshairs to the zombie and hit 'A'. You'll get attacked by a Walker, and slip in the blood once again, slamming your head into the counter, causing blurred vision. This whole series hinges on strong story and characters, and without them, this season falters.After escaping the horde of Walkers, you'll come to a house (this is where the demo starts), enter the house and either look around (examining the TV, bookcase, kids painting), or simply investigate the answering machine (there are three messages from Hanna in Savannah), continue into the kitchen where Lee will slip on a puddle of blood and hear a voice out, 'Daddy?' Examine the drawers until you find a walkie-talkie, this will introduce you to Clementine, and share some dialogue with her. Dialogue cutscenes and end credits are still unskippable, and the game still saves at arbitrary points, forcing you to replay whole sections over again if you quit before these saves trigger. There are still some interesting situations and dialogues, but be prepared to wade through some very mediocre gameplay to get to them. The story and characters are a step down from the excellence of season 1. The QTEs in particular have become very contrived, and at times, downright aggravating. By the time you hit episode 3, it feels like you're watching a movie instead of playing a game. There is barely anything for you to do as a player. There is barely anything for you to do as a The gameplay, which was paper thin to begin with, has been watered down even more in Season 2. The gameplay, which was paper thin to begin with, has been watered down even more in Season 2.
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