The Walking Dead, Telltale Games’ continuing story of adventure horror based on Robert Kirkman’s Eisner Award-winning comic book series, continues this week for PS3! Episode Two – Starved for Help tears through flesh and bone and onto the PlayStation Network this Friday for $4.99 or will be available as a download from within the game’s menu for existing season pass owners!

We’re really excited to continue the story of Lee Everett; players will have to deal with the repercussions of the choices they made in Episode One and they’ll be confronted by more difficult and sometimes gut-wrenching choices in Episode Two. Remember, the decisions you make means that your story of The Walking Dead could be substantially different from someone else’s – this is what we call ‘tailored narrative’.Our game engine has been tracking every choice players made in Episode One – A New Day. From course-altering life-and-death decisions to seemingly banal actions and conversations, we’re keeping tabs on all of it.

**(Spoilers: Don’t watch this if you haven’t played Episode One!)**

This video is just a sampling of some of the choices players made in Episode One. Those choices might have an effect in the scene you’re playing, later in the episode, later in the season or not at all. Think about what you do and say — the game and the characters in the game are watching! The information recorded by the game helps the team devise aspects of the ongoing story of The Walking Dead, making this episodic gaming at its best!

Hopefully by now, you’re hungry for more information about Episode Two – Starved for Help. Let’s just say that if you thought Episode One – ‘A New Day’ had some nasty, stomach-churning moments, you’re probably going to need a bucket at hand (and perhaps a box of tissues for tears; this episode made our PR manager cry) for episode two!

The Telltale team is thrilled that you’re getting your hands on The Walking Dead: Episode Two – Starved for Help soon, and we can’t wait to see all the choices you make as you sink your teeth into it!

The Freelance Police and Telltale Games can’t stay away from the PlayStation Network for long! After gracing the PSN in last year’s Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse, the mostly loveable canine and rabbit-thingy duo returns on October 18th (woah, that’s tomorrow) in another one of their off-the-wall adventures, Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space!

Always up to their neck fur in trouble as they get to the bottom of their cases, Sam & Max come face-to-face with some of the deadliest foes they’ve ever encountered, including Santa Claus, an emo vampire, and Satan himself. Well, two out of three isn’t bad, right?

Sam & Max must survive some of the most exotic locales known to man and animal alike (the game is called Beyond Time and Space, remember?) if they’re going to get themselves out of this somewhat death-defying adventure.

Of course, the PS3 version of Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space is chock-full of the Trophies that are coveted dearly by all, so your thorough poring over of every bit of the game is not only encouraged – it’s rewarded!

You’ll be able to get your hands on Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space when the PlayStation Store updates tomorrow for $19.99! Also available starting tomorrow for those of you that haven’t grabbed Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse yet is the Sam & Max: MAX Pack – both Beyond Time and Space and The Devil’s Playhouse together for $29.99! In the eternal words of Sam, “What a deal, little buddy!”

You play as Nelson Tethers, the ONLY agent in the US Department of Puzzle Research. Tethers is sent on a rare field assignment to Scoggins, Minnesota to investigate what happened to the factory that supplies the White House with all its erasers. To get to the bottom of this twisted mystery, players will have to overcome plenty of warped brain-bending conundrums.

The game features cartoonist Graham Annable’s unique narrative and visual style combined with the cinematic storytelling style that Telltale has been establishing. The mood and setting are heavily inspired by an eclectic set of influences including Nordic folklore, David Lynch, and the Coen brothers with a dash of Stanley Kubrick. Oh, and gnomes.

For the PlayStation 3 we’ve tuned the interface to allow you better immersive yourself in the wonderfully minimalist artwork of Graham Annable, and added trophies for your well earned bragging rights!

So get your brains in gear and see if you have what it takes to solve this mystery and call yourself a true Puzzle Agent! And it’s just $9.99!