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.
Following up from their Twitter tease that they had some significant news to share at San Diego Comic-Con, Telltale Games has announced they are working on three brand new games. They include the fourth and final season of The Walking Dead, a second season of Batman, and a second series of The Wolf Among Us.
Telltale Games has revealed that fans should keep an eye out at this year’s San Diego Comic Con as they have significant news. However, fans shouldn’t hold out for any announcements regarding The Wolf Among Us or Tales from the Borderlands according to the studios head of communication Job Stauffer.
Telltale Game has announced that The Wolf Among Us will be coming to retail on November 4 in North America and November 7 in Europe.
The Walking Dead seasons one and two will be coming to Xbox One and PS4 in October, The Wolf Among Us soon to follow in November.
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Telltale Games has announced the release dates for “Cry Wolf,” the fifth and final episode of The Wolf Among Us.
Telltale Games has released some key artwork for “Cry Wolf,” the fifth and final episode of The Wolf Among Us. The artwork showcases the title screen for Episode 5. You can check it out down below.
The latest installment in Telltale Game’s episodic drama The Wolf Among Us will be released next Tuesday on May 27th
In spirit, The Wolf Among Us is not such a grand deviation from Telltale’s previous endeavor, The Walking Dead. Their art style is similar, they are both adventure games with deviating routes, they are both tied to comic series in one form or another.