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The Wolf Among Us 2! Sequel for the 2013 hit!

The Wolf Among Us 2! Sequel for the 2013 hit!

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The Wolf Among Us 2  is one of the most awaited sequel games.  Back in 2013, fans wanted more from Telltale after the success of The Walking Dead.  People realize there is a market for interactive movies because of its success. In a world were online multiplayer games are dominating, this series proves there is still market for single player games.  The first game became the answer for the demand for  episodic graphic adventure games. It is like those Choose your own adventure books where you can choose the fate the main character but more visual. An Interactive movie where you decide the fate of Bigby AKA the Big Bad Wolf. The first game having multiple endings makes me think this sequel will be standalone from the first game. This episodic story driven adventure game is an adaptation of Bill Willingham‘s Fables comic book series. The Wolf Among us was the prequel of that graphic novel series. It is about our childhood fairy tale characters taking refuge to modern day New York

Has Telltale Games Been Revived?

Has Telltale Games Been Revived?

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The answer to the question in the headline is “it depends on your definition of ‘revived’.” A company called LCG Entertainment has purchased the name and brand of Telltale, and is looking into buying back many of the former outlet’s output. So something that calls itself Telltale Games will exist, just like something that calls itself Atari exists in France. But it will never be the same company again — those guys are gone. The question is, will any of the writers, artists and programmers who worked at the former Telltale Games be rehired for this “new” version? That’s what would make it as close to the original as you could get. According to Jamie Ottilie and Brian Waddle, who are heading the new venture, some former employees WILL be offered work — but under freelance contract, not as official hires. Many of them feel outright insulted by this and probably won’t take the offer, even though Ottille and Waddle gave the vague promise that the freelance work could turn

The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series Now Available for Digital Preorder

The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series Now Available for Digital Preorder

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Telltale’s The Walking Dead series has had a long and bumpy road to completion, but you’ll at last be able to slip the entire saga onto your shelf as one solid package. Or at least slip the digital copy into your hard drive folder, depending on your preference. Digital preorders for the game have opened today, for all platforms. The series’ future was once in question when its parent company collapsed, suspending development of all its signature point-and-click adventure stories. Some of them were removed from digital marketplaces, and it looked like The Walking Dead would share that fate until Skybound Games, part of Robert Kirkman’s own production company, stepped in. They gathered much of the original team from Telltale and completed the final season. Now The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series is completely finished and will be sold as one product. A physical retail release, as well as a digital one (choose which you prefer), will contain everything: all four seasons of the series, the spinoffs Michonne and

The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series Available September 10

The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series Available September 10

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Telltale’s The Walking Dead series has had a long and bumpy road to completion. Its future was in question when its parent company collapsed, suspending development of all its signature point-and-click adventure stories. Some of them were removed from digital marketplaces, and it looked like The Walking Dead would share that fate until Skybound Games, part of Robert Kirkman’s own production company, stepped in. They gathered much of the original team from Telltale and completed the final season. Now The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series is completely finished and will be sold as one product. A physical retail release, as well as a digital one (choose which you prefer), will contain everything: all four seasons of the series, the spinoffs Michonne and 400 Days, 10 hours of developer commentary, behind-the-scenes bonus features including concept and character art galleries, a “Return of The Walking Dead” documentary short, faithful recreations of classic menus, and a music player with over 140 musical tracks. Plus there’s something sort-of new: the option to render

Why Is Minecraft Story Mode $99.99 On XBox 360?

Why Is Minecraft Story Mode $99.99 On XBox 360?

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If you go to the XBox 360 marketplace this week and look up the serialized video game Minecraft Story Mode, you might get a little sticker shock. Okay, more of a lighting bolt frying your brain — $99.99 is the tag. That isn’t the price of the entire series, it’s just one individual chapter. Each chapter costs $99.99 and there are thirteen chapters in all, so to purchase Minecraft Story Mode on the 360 these days, one would need to spend $1,299.87. Just charge it. Why exactly is this game — the digital version, no less — worth so much now? It isn’t. The ridiculous price is more of a preventative measure than an offer. The game is there, but technically Microsoft can’t sell it, and due to the strange way this aging marketplace (founded in 2005) works, this is the only way they can keep people from buying it. Minecraft Story Mode was made by Telltale Games. Telltale Games no longer exists, and their Minecraft license is void. The

The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series Announced

The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series Announced

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Telltale’s The Walking Dead is at last complete. And while it’s possible now to buy the entire series separately, Skybound Entertainment is preparing the ultimate Limited Edition — the Telltale Definitive Series — for those who can’t get enough. As far as Collector’s Editions are concerned, Skybound is going all out. Buyers will have a total of THREE deluxe packages to choose from, one of which will only have 100 copies produced. First, the Protector Pack: For $99.99 you get the game, all the DLC, an Ericson School for Troubled Youth t-shirt, Clementine & Lee Enamel Pins, a Kenny Hat, Clementine Nesting Dolls, and most importantly, a Disco Broccoli Plush. Next comes the Guardian Pack. For $249.99 you’ll get the game and DLC, an Ericson School for Troubled Youth t-shirt, Clementine & Lee Enamel Pins, a Kenny Hat, Clementine Nesting Dolls, a Disco Broccoli Plush, a 10” Clementine & Lee Diorama, and an 18”x24” Art Print from comic book artist Eric Zawadzki, all housed inside a fancy box box with

As of Now, Telltale’s The Walking Dead Is Complete

As of Now, Telltale’s The Walking Dead Is Complete

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Today is the day some thought would never come: the day Telltale’s The Walking Dead becomes a complete, finished product with a definitive ending. If you need an explanation why, Telltale Games’ adaption of the Walking Dead comic book hasn’t had the smoothest development ride — it had to survive no less than the complete destruction of its developer. The series was one of Telltale’s most popular offerings, and the company responded to its popularity by licensing as many properties as they could and making the same game with all of them. Reckless spending, mismanagement, and mistreatment of workers combined to push Telltale over the edge, and it publicly collapsed in September of 2018. The sudden bankruptcy left all of Telltale’s projects in limbo, including The Walking Dead. A skeleton crew was kept around to complete the latest chapter of the final season, but after that, the doors were shuttered. Two chapters away from completion, Telltale’s The Walking Dead was involuntarily cancelled. Fortunately, Skybound Entertainment — Walking Dead creator Robert

Telltale’s Game Library Seems To Be Disappearing From Steam

Telltale’s Game Library Seems To Be Disappearing From Steam

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We don’t feel so good. Thanos, God of Bankruptcy, raised his Infinity Gauntlet this afternoon and snapped his fingers — and now the library of titles produced by Telltale Games appear to be vanishing into dust. Tales of Monkey Island and Back to the Future: The Game, both excellent examples of Telltale at its prime, became unavailable on the Steam marketplace today with no warning…..unless you consider the anemic state of Telltale itself a warning. They are still downloadable from the service if you already purchased them before, and they’re still up on GOG and other digital merchants, but for how long? Jurassic Park: The Game has also disappeared. Ironically The Walking Dead is still up despite its completion being a question mark. When GameDaily looked into the disappearances, they discovered Telltale officially filed its bankruptcy papers today, which could be related….though not all the games they made are gone as of right now. The big problem with Telltale’s library is that some of it was preserved on physical discs,

Telltale Games Implodes; All Future Titles Likely Cancelled

Telltale Games Implodes; All Future Titles Likely Cancelled

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A giant shockwave hit the gaming newsfeed Friday afternoon with reports that Telltale Games was filing for bankruptcy and would cease operations immediately. Their entire payroll was let go that very day save for 25 people, who were being kept on to finish up an unspecified project. It was everyone’s assumption that Telltale’s final project would be the Walking Dead game series they started back in 2011 — it’s “The Final Chapter,” after all, and they already have a Season Pass out there. But follow-up reports stated the skeleton crew was actually assigned to finish up “Minecraft Story Mode” for Netflix. What does that mean for all their announced upcoming games? If no one else steps up to take on their development, it could very well mean those games will never be completed. And that’s a true loss: one of Telltale’s announced titles for 2019 was a sequel to “A Wolf Among Us,” one of their most critically praised titles (even if it didn’t sell well). The sad truth is,

E3 2018: Telltale Announces Stranger Things Game

E3 2018: Telltale Announces Stranger Things Game

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Telltale Games have become world-renowned experts at taking story-rich properties and mining them for their full potential, whether the property is as obscure as Fables or as permanently zeitgeisty as Batman. Now they’re going back in time (no, not Back to the Future…they already did that one) to the early 80s — the era of creepy creatures, mirror dimensions, children with destructive psychic powers, and shoulder pads. Ah, the memories. Yes, Telltale announced a Stranger Things game this week. Just the announcement was made, with no other information. If it’s like their others, then it will probably be a point-and-click adventure game released in chapters, and at some point you will read the words “Eleven will remember this.” There’s more: Telltale is working with Netflix in more than one fashion, developing a series of “interactive narratives” for the streaming service. They’re half-shows, half-games where you decide what happens next with your remote. There already exist a few of these on Netflix, with titles like Stretch Armstrong: The Breakout and Buddy

The Walking Dead Collection Comparison Trailer!

The Walking Dead Collection Comparison Trailer!

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It may be hard to believe, but TellTale Games first launched their Walking Dead saga back in 2012. Since then, video games have evolved quite a bit, and so, with the final season of the series coming next year, the team decided to do something special. They were going to combine every single episode from the main game and the spinoffs and upgrade them for players. Thus is born The Walking Dead Collection. “When The Walking Dead Collection launches on December 5, we believe it will immediately become the definitive version of the series — not only because it gathers every last Walking Deadepisode onto a single disc or download for the first time ever, but also because it provides the absolute best experience possible. This is, after all, the story of Clementine, of Lee, of myriad other characters we’ve all grown to love over the course of dozens of harrowing hours. We owed it to the story, and to our fans, to get it right,” said TellTale Games on their site. The first

Guardians Of The Galaxy: The TellTale Series Final Episode Releasing November 7th

Guardians Of The Galaxy: The TellTale Series Final Episode Releasing November 7th

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Today, TellTale Games revealed that the final episode of their Guardians of the Galaxy series is coming out on November 7th. The episode is called “Don’t Stop Believin”, and will wrap up all storylines within the game. Given that they’re calling this the “final episode”, it may be that they won’t come back to this group after the season wraps up. Hard to say at present. Here’s the official synopsis for the episode: “In the aftermath of an unbearable sacrifice, the Guardians finally fracture. With her opposition in shambles, Hala renews her campaign of death and devastation, carving a path of indiscriminate destruction en route to Knowhere. If he hopes to avoid catastrophe (and save his own skin), Star-Lord must search his feelings, reunite his team, and mount one final mission to save the galaxy…again.” If you haven’t played the first four episodes, fear not, you can get them still, and even get them all at once in both digital and physical format. It’s available for PC, Xbox One, and PS4.

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