Post by Dan @ 10:46am 02/04/14 | 8 Comments
After discovering damning evidence at a bloody crime scene, Bigby is just steps behind the prime suspect of a horrific murder, but he's not the only one; other forces in Fabletown will stop at nothing to protect their interests. Every decision matters and time is ticking in this thrilling third episode of The Wolf Among Us.Oddly, the clip is referred to as a 'launch trailer', but no release date information has yet been forthcoming for any of the game's platforms: PC, Mac, iOS, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Check it out below, (or avoid if you're spoiler sensitive).
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Posted 12:28pm 02/4/14
Telltale have seriously dropped the ball with their release schedules.
They consistently hit their one per month schedule during the production of Sam and Max, which became two months between episodes for Walking Dead Season 1, now its over three months between episodes for TWD Season 2 and TWAU. Not a good trend, especially given that they're taking on more projects.
It's a real shame too, given that the quality of their product seems to be increasing. If they could just remove whatever bottleneck is preventing the episodes coming out in a timely fashion, they would be killing it. Right now I can only recommend waiting for the whole season to be released before giving them any money.
Posted 12:40pm 02/4/14
Posted 12:55pm 02/4/14
Only way to really solve that is to take on more people (+$$) or take on less things (-$$).
There's probably a bunch of different reasons for the delays, this is just speculation of course.
It's a decent recommendation. Is releasing on a schedule that much different from this new "early access" trend in games though?
At least with episodic content the expectation is that the episode experience is finished and that the gameplay isn't too half baked.
Posted 04:16pm 02/4/14
Posted 05:29pm 02/4/14
Posted 10:25pm 02/4/14
Maybe just release them all in one go, though I'd rather they take as long as it needs to get the quality.
Posted 10:28pm 02/4/14
but yeah telltale are really working on a lot of projects atm so maybe that has really stretched them too thin to keep up the output required in a timely fashion
Posted 11:56am 03/4/14
Weird that they couldn't wait the extra day or two to run the launch trailer with release dates and avoid the questions, but I dunno, maybe it's all part of some grand plan