The Wolf Among Us Season 2 Release Date

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Got a news tip?Is there something you think we should be reporting on? Email.Update: A representative for LCG Entertainment/Telltale reached out to clarify that AdHoc Studio is leading the narrative and cinematic aspects of The Wolf Among Us 2 while Telltale handles all other aspects of development.The original story follows:Bigby Wolf, Snow White, and the other residents of Fabletown are coming back. The Wolf Among Us 2 is the first new title coming from the revived version of Telltale Games. First announced in 2017, the sequel was originally abandoned with last year's sudden closure of Telltale, in which 275 workers were laid off in a single day.Jamie Ottilie, CEO of LCG Entertainment/Telltale, confirms that development on The Wolf Among Us 2 is starting anew rather than building on what Telltale had prior to the game's cancelation. LCG, a holding company headed by Ottilie and chief revenue officer Brian Waddle, completed its purchase of the Telltale brand and select licenses Joining Telltale on The Wolf Among Us 2's creation is AdHoc Studio, an 'interactive narrative company' founded earlier this year by former Telltale employees. Though AdHoc includes key members of the team behind the first season of The Wolf Among Us, all four founding members left Telltale over a year before the studio's closure in 2018.' We have completely restarted the development of the game,' Ottilie tells USgamer.

4 days ago  The Wolf Amons Us 2 ranks 3rd in my top of upcoming narrative games of 2020. The new Telltale out of the ashes seeks to create a true sequel by keeping recognisable features of the original game. Which means that the game’s fans could take a collective deep breath: the second season would retain the original game’s appearance.

'We felt it best to give the new creative team a clean slate to start with.' Ottilie says LCG Entertainment/Telltale is looking to bring on more former Telltale Games employees in the future, but at present it's unclear whether any developers who were closely involved with The Wolf Among Us 2 at the time of its cancelation will work on the sequel again. What Originally Happened To The Wolf Among Us 2?Though The Wolf Among Us license was known to be part of Telltale's holdings under LCG Entertainment, the sequel's came as a surprise.

The Wolf Among Us 2 was already a long time coming at the old Telltale, and it wasn't publicized much after its announcement. Based off of Bill Willingham's comic series Fables, published by DC Vertigo, the first season of The Wolf Among Us wrapped up in 2014. Though its fantasy-infused murder investigation story was well regarded, The Wolf Among Us didn't attract the level of attention that Telltale's more popular licenses garnered. Still, in July 2017 Telltale announced the The Wolf Among Us 2In November 2017, Telltale as part of a restructuring effort. About six months later in May 2018, the company citing unspecified 'fundamental changes' at the studio since its announcement. Development continued through the summer until late September, and left its laid-off workers Development on The Wolf Among Us 2, a Stranger Things game, and the remaining episodes of The Walking Dead: The Final Season all came to a halt with the closure.