Kirkman has always been adamant that Fear the Walking Dead and The Walking Dead shows wouldn't cross over, and he's always been very protective as to how the differing universes interact across the franchise. But these were fleeting partnerships and the characters soon moved on to their comic book destinies. In fact, Clementine has bumped into some familiar faces during her travels in the game, namely Glenn Rhee and Paul "Jesus" Monroe. In the critically acclaimed narrative, gamers watched her literally grow and mature, and she has remained the heart and soul of the game. During the first game, gamers played as Lee, but in the following games, they took control of Clementine.
Initially, it focused on a convicted criminal called Lee Everett, who quickly saves and subsequently cares for a recently-orphaned girl named Clementine. It takes place in the same universe as the comic (not the TV show), starting shortly after the zombie apocalypse begins in the U.S. Rather than an action-heavy experience, they presented an episodic interactive drama and adventure, where the player's decisions and actions directly influenced later events and determined which characters would survive.
The first Walking Dead game was released in 2012 across multiple platforms and came from Telltale Games. According to Robert Kirkman, the creator and writer of the franchise, the much-loved Clementine will never be seen in either AMC TV show or the comics themselves. If you're a big fan of the Telltale video game version of The Walking Dead, and you're desperate to see the lead character cross over into the AMC show, you're going to be disappointed.
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