The Wolf Among Us 2 Reveals New Screenshots
New screenshots have been revealed for The Wolf Among Us 2. The video game adaptation of Bill Willingham's Fables comics has been long-anticipated. The first Wolf Among Us game began its release in 2013, ultimately publishing a complete collection of all five episodes in 2015. Since then, fans have been excited to see a return to Bigby Wolf's story, as the game and comics have left enough potential for plenty of other parts of the world to explore in The Wolf Among Us 2.
In 2017 at San Diego Comic Con, Telltale Studios announced that they would be working on a second Wolf Among Us game. The release was set for 2018, delayed to 2019, and after many complications, the studio closed, officially canceling the game. Later, Telltale was brought back by LCG Entertainment, and at the 2019 Game Awards, the game was officially announced. Fans were thrilled to see thatThe Wolf Among Us would eventually see another release.
A Twitter post by Geoff Keighley shares that The Wolf Among Us 2 is officially in production at Telltale, along with brand-new screenshots. Recent updates about Deck Nine and Telltale confirmed The Wolf Among Us 2 was being worked on, but little more was known by the public besides the fact that Deck Nine had been involved in a pre-production script, and the game was being made. The new screenshots show off new scenes of Bigby in conversation and the game's updated UI during an investigation.
Fans are already very excited to have new information about The Wolf Among Us 2. These gamers are even more excited that the information comes with screenshots. Fans of the series have been worried about the game's release after the disappointment that came with its cancelation years ago. Plenty have spent time attempting to predict the release date for The Wolf Among Us 2, but now, fans have hope that it may arrive soon.
The Wolf Among Us 2 already appears to place Bigby in interesting situations. The terse conversations and investigation scenarios that the screenshots
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