It's been pretty quiet for a long time about The Wolf Among Us 2, a game developed by the newly founded studio Telltale Games. The old Telltale Games studio closed in 2018, but in 2019 the studio was re-established with many employees from the old studio.
The new studio immediately announced The Wold Among Us 2, but we haven't seen much of that project. The plan was to release this game in 2023, but nothing happened. It's been so quiet around this project in the past year that many fans feared the worst, which was the possibility of the game being cancelled.
Telltale Games is now working to put an end to all the speculation and turmoil in one fell swoop Posted in the official forum. The Wolf Among Us 2 is still under development. Right now, the developer can't provide an update on the project, but to prove that development is going well, the studio has shared four new in-game screenshots. These can be found at the bottom of this article.
“We were calm as we headed down, focused on the promise of #TWAU2.
While we can't provide a big update just yet, here's a little something for you: in-progress screenshots of the current release.
The work continues.
The Fabletown gang will be back.
Thank you for being fans.”
No new release date has been set for The Wolf Among Us 2 at this time. It remains to be seen if the game will be released this year. The Wolf Among Us 2 is in development for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series









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