Based on the Fables comic book series by DC Comics’ Vertigo label, it told the story of a murder investigation. The Wolf Among Us: A Telltale Games Series launched as a five-episode season in October 2013. Developers on the project, who were part of Telltale’s original The Wolf Among Us team, include directors Nick Herman and Dennis Lenart, writer Pierre Shorette, composer Jared Emerson-Johnson, and voice actors Adam Harrington and Erin Yvette. The game is being developed by AdHoc Studio, which is made up of former Telltale Games employees. The Wolf Among Us 2 is the first new Telltale game to be announced since LCG bought up the rights to the Telltale name, after that company’s demise in 2018. The developer recently wrapped up the first season of The Wolf Among Us and is working on the second season of The Walking Dead (and a third), as well as Tales from the Borderlands.The Wolf Among Us 2 has resumed development, according to LCG Entertainment, which resurrected the game’s original publishing brand Telltale earlier this year. The first installment in Telltale Games' Game of Thrones series will be released later this year. Plus, it sounds like Bungie already has story details locked down for Destiny's DLC. Rubin leaves Bungie less than a month before Destiny's release date, September 9, but it's not likely a major concern for the project, as writing work is handled early in the development process. Joseph Staten, who co-created the entire Destiny universe, left Bungie in September 2013, and has since joined Microsoft for an unannounced project. Rubin is not the first high-profile creative designer to leave Bungie this year. Prior to joining Bungie in March 2012 to work on Destiny, Rubin spent one year each at Visceral Games and Capcom where he wrote for unannounced projects. 'I am such a massive fan of the HBO show!' 'It's a privilege to be working on Telltale's Game of Thrones,' he added. 'I'm inspired by their work every season.

' have set an incredibly high standard for writing,' Rubin said on Twitter. Rubin announced the news on Twitter, saying he's excited by the challenge of writing a Game of Thrones story that is on par-or better-than what fans found in the HBO TV show.

Joshua Rubin, who spent two years at Bungie writing the story for the upcoming shooter Destiny, has quit the studio to take a job at Telltale Games where he will work on the developer's Game of Thrones episodic series.

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