Telltale Games' 'Walking Dead Season 2 Episode 5: No Going Back' has been well received by gamers after its recent release on all major platforms. Gamers enjoyed the title so much that they've been asking about a 'Walking Dead Season 3' title on various community forums.

All that can be said for sure is that developer Telltale Games has confirmed that they are currently working on 'Walking Dead Season 3'. While there is no official release date posted as of yet, speculation pegs the game with a late 2015, or early 2016 debut.

Therefore, fans will probably have to wait for some time before they get to play it. Beyond that, Telltale Games is also working on 'Tales from the Borderlands' and an adventure game based on 'Game of Thrones'.

A recent report from Newsarama reads, "The Walking Dead: Season 2 Episode 5: No Going Back. It's a masterpiece of gaming. It's a masterpiece of storytelling. It's a masterpiece of a morality play. The beauty of Telltale's promise, to deliver games that hybridize all these things, is fully realized here, in what can only be called the best gaming experience I've had in the modern era of video games."

On the other hand, TDN.com says, "In the end, "The Walking Dead: Season 2, Episode 5" will remind you just how powerful good storytelling can be. It also will affirm just how stellar a character Clementine is. While my version of our heroine is probably a tad more callous than she had to be, I don't regret the choices I made with her"

The report went on to say, "Each of those choices showed us the truth behind those we love, hate and simply tolerate for what they bring to the table. Every decision led to a beautifully designed conclusion with a strong and tempered Clementine at its core, and that's all I ever wanted. Lee would be proud."

While it seems that most were pretty satisfied with the game, that was not the case for all gamers out there.

Metro's GameCentral reported, "The finale of this season was terribly contrived; one, normally quiet and aloof character, suddenly decided to become antagonistic towards an overtly volatile character. There was also a scene involving two, normally benevolent characters, who tuned into treacherous swines - apparently on a whim."