I wrote a post and lost it (ugh), so I'll summarize: finished
The Walking Dead season two. Really glad I played it. I think the idea that throwing the occasional choice/action at you automatically makes you more invested in the story is really clever. Maybe cheap, but clever, and for the moment it really works. I found myself wanting to play more and more often until I finished. The art style is lovely, the voice acting is really good, and the dialogue (if not the overarching plot) is probably better than the TV show as often as not.
And despite my complaints about how little some of the choices actually branch off...some things happen at the end that seem like they'll have to if if and when the game continues. We shall see, but it feels like they might have heard the complaints on that front and really worked hard to address them.
I would definitely recommend this for you, specifically, Austruck. There is "combat," but it's all in the form of little arcade-style mini-games that any reasonably dexterous person could usually accomplish the first time, and certainly after a try or two. And the overwhelming majority of it is just dialogue options (though you have a time limit for those, too). I think you'll find it pretty manageable, and while it can be awfully disturbing, it's nothing you won't be ready for by watching the show. Definitely give it a try!
Oh, and I could be wrong, but I think season 1 might be free for Prime/Kindle Fire users. I'm not sure, and I'm not sure if that version differences much from PC. I kinda feel like it'd lose a lot on a smaller screen given how good the sound is, among other things, but if it's free it might be a good way to try it and see what you think.