Returning to Fabletown has never felt this satisfying, especially with all the interesting new additions made to the remaster.
A striking visual refresh and generous extras make this return to Fabletown worthwhile for newcomers and longtime fans alike.
The new trailer showcases some of the strange characters that players will get to encounter as they take on the role of Bigby Wolf.
It’s a bummer to be left behind as the other platforms surge ahead, but that extra time could be worth it for Telltale's remaster.
The remaster also saw Telltale Games upgrading the character models, revamping the environments with new textures and props, and more.
PM Studios CEO Michael Yum also spoke about how he has been happy with the fact that development has been progressing smoothly.
"Seeing the remaster and seeing your memory of this game actualised is fantastic," says DC senior creative director Randy Ma.
October is as good a time as any to dive in if you haven’t before, or brush up on the story ahead of the sequel's 2027 launch.
The studio has also noted the Nintendo Switch release doesn't include crossplay or localization options for non-English languages.
Avatar Legends might just be the best embodiment yet of ‘easy to learn, difficult to master’ – it’ll have you feverishly chasing elemental perfection.
Blending movement-based fighting with elemental bending and varied playstyles, Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is set to bring more than a series tie-in.
The closed beta features seven of ten playable characters from the launch roster and the option to vote on the fifth DLC character.
Could Telltale be coming back with a bang? New trailers for The Wolf Among Us franchise certainly point towards this being the case.
Ikai has some redeeming qualities, but they're far from enough to make up for its many, many deficiencies.
Developer Endflame and publisher PM Studios finally announce the release date of Ikai, which will be available in physical and digital versions in March.
Laura Ripoll, producer and designer at Endflame, speaks with GamingBolt about the upcoming first person psychological horror game.
The game is scheduled to release on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC on October of this year. It looks absolutely terrifying.
