The seventh and final season of the adaptation of Charlaine Harris' Southern vampire novels begins with a vampire-human mixer at Bellefleur's, née Merlotte's, in full swing, but a gruesome attack by a band of Hep V-infected bloodsuckers throws Bon Temps into chaos and prompts a wave of spiteful finger-pointing at one of its most well-known residents--Sookie (Anna Paquin). Meanwhile, Jessica (Deborah Ann Woll) tries to convince Andy (Chris Bauer) she's desperate to atone for her past mistakes; Bill (Stephen Moyer) recalls his pre-Civil War life; Jason (Ryan Kwanten) has an awkward reunion with an old friend; Lafayette (Nelsan Ellis) helps Lettie Mae (Adina Porter) resolve her tumultuous relationship with Tara (Rutine Wesley); and Pam (Kristin Bauer Van Straten) searches the globe for Eric (Alexander Skarsgård)--assuming he's still alive!

They're marching out of primetime and straight into your living room — The Walking Dead have arrived, and this time, they're hungry for you. You've followed the cast's journey on the Emmy award-winning AMC show. Now, the barren, post-apocalyptic Georgia countryside is your new reality in the first-person action experience that is The Walking Dead.Strap your crossbow over your shoulder and step into the path of certain danger as apocalypse survivor Daryl Dixon. Stranded in the ravaged fields of Georgia, joined only by your overbearing brother, Merle, you cling to the rumor of safety in Atlanta — your one remaining hope for survival. Presuming, of course, that you make it there at all. Walking hordes of the undead relentlessly track your sight, sound and smell, determined to claim you as their next victim. Should you be discovered, you'd stand little chance against the onslaught of zombies stirred to action, so you must use careful planning to avoid detection. In a world with no respite from danger, every threat must be assessed and every situation, analyzed — if you want to continue walking among the living.