In partnership with DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Telltale Games has announced a second season of The Wolf Among Us: A Telltale Games Series will debut in 2018. The episodic adventure game series is based on Bill Willingham’s ‘Fables’ comic book series.
With overwhelming popular demand from fans since the series concluded in 2014, Telltale surprised fans with an announcement video from the cast and crew confirming that the game is coming next year. Though this new season has not yet been officially titled, it will debut in the second half of 2018 across all major gaming consoles and mobile gaming devices. This new season will begin a fresh story arc for its returning cast of characters, featuring the return of Adam Harrington as Bigby Wolf and Erin Yvette as Snow White.
Watch the teaser for The Wolf Among Us season two below:
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The Wolf Among Us: A Telltale Games Series was met with critical-acclaim and heralded as a 2014 Game of the Year Contender by Gamespot.com. The series also received awards for ‘Best Story’ and ‘Best Performances’ by IGN.com, and was awarded ‘Best Narrative’ at the SXSW Gaming Awards.
A consistent New York Times bestseller, Fables was created by Bill Willingham and became one of DC Entertainment’s longest-running series, published under its Vertigo imprint from 2002 to 2015. With over a dozen Eisner Awards — including Best Writer, Best New Series, and numerous wins for Best Serialized Story — the Fables universe has become one of the richest mythologies in the world of comics, imagining that characters from the world’s most beloved storybooks are real and living among us with all of their powers intact.
The second season of The Wolf Among Us: A Telltale Games Series will be a standalone product separate from season one and is licensed by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The second season will be available for download on Xbox One, PS4, PC, Mac, iOS, and Android-based devices. Additional platforms are yet to be announced.
