Telltale, throughout its entire hectic history, has been a beacon of consistent storytelling and narrative in its episodic adventures. From its original major hit, The Walking Dead, the choices between seasons can carry serious weight, affecting both the tone and ongoing plot lines of multiple characters and events.
Released just yesterday, The Wolf Among Us Remastered is a total overhaul of the 2013 original, combining all the original episodes into one visually revamped bundle. Spotted on the game's Steam page by Gamerant, The Wolf Among Us Remastered prompts players to create Telltale accounts to connect their choices in the Remaster directly to the upcoming sequel, a fun inclusion that Telltale has become rather known for throughout their titles. Now, this modern Grimm fairytale is joining the band.
Narrative Cohesion, From the Top
While avoiding spoilers for any new players hopping into The Wolf Among Us through the remaster, this sequel has been a long time coming, and Telltale's confidence and insistence on maintaining player plot lines is extremely exciting. Players who don't connect their Remaster progress will still be able to set up their choices in the sequel as a world state, but it's just not the same.
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