The Walking Dead for Android (Free & Full Download)

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The Walking Dead for Android (Free & Full Download)

The Walking Dead for Android (Free & Full Download)

The Walking Dead: Assault for features enhancements over the original, top-rated No1 strategy title. These include additional and enhanced sound and visual FX, new balance tweaks to the game's play difficulty, additional booster items to give you more ammo and health, and the Michonne character update from the original release. 



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