He also caught up with Adam Harrington and Erin Yvette, the voice actors for the game’s beloved lead characters “Bigby” (the Big Bad Wolf) and “Snow” (Snow White) to discuss what it’s like to revisit the world of Fabletown and these characters after so many years. They discussed new and returning characters in the sequel, some of the game’s key themes, working with a new Unreal-based engine, and how the development process for the new season differs from that of the first game. Geoff Keighley chatted with Jamie Ottilie, CEO of the new Telltale, and Nick Herman, AdHoc Studio co-founder and director for The Wolf Among Us 2. Ah, but we can’t go too much deeper into the story quite yet. As Bigby, you take on a case that spans the normal – mundie – world, torn between who you’re going to help. That’s right, this new season takes place six months after the events in season one.

The new trailer gives you a small taste of things to come – including stretching your legs outside of Fabletown to see more of The Big Apple, in the winter of 1980. Snow White helps run things – and there’s a whole host of familiar fables that are just trying to get by.

The Big Bad Wolf (Bigby)? He’s the sheriff, keeping folks in line.

These fables still need to blend in and, well, live among us. Because of course you want to go where the good pizza is made. Additionally, Telltale Game’s former VP of Engineering, Zac Litton, has joined the new Telltale team as CTO.įairytales are real - and living side-by-side with everyday people in New York City. Also returning are the award-winning voice actors, Adam Harrington as Bigby Wolf, and Erin Yvette as Snow White and composer Jared Emerson-Johnson. Returning to work on The Wolf Among Us 2 via AdHoc are directors, Nick Herman and Dennis Lenart along with writer Pierre Shorette. The title was revealed tonight during the telecast of The Game Awards. Interactive Entertainment on behalf of DC. The Wolf Among Us 2 is the first new game to be announced since the purchase and is licensed by Warner Bros. In August of this year, LCG Entertainment completed its purchase of the Telltale Games brand, assets, and technology with the intent to revive the original company’s back catalog of games and to develop new games based on the company’s popular licensed IPs. Telltale has partnered with AdHoc Studio, a creative house formed by former Telltale Games employees and focused on interactive narrative, to resume work on and co-develop the second season of the award-winning The Wolf Among Us series.

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