Even in the age of digital, nothing lasts forever
The Telltale Games saga just won’t stop! After announcing that the studio would be shutting down last September, Skybound Entertainment swooped in to take control of its own The Walking Dead series (which they’ve since relaunched on the Epic Games Store with a definitive edition coming soon). The remaining Telltale titles have slowly been delisted
As promised back in August of 2019, the new Telltale Games has begun releasing and relisting some of their past titles after just a year of work. On the heels of the ambitious remaster of Sam & Max Save the World the studio has quietly announced that a trio of titles has been relisted on
UPDATE [05/23/19]: Telltale’s Bone titles and Tales from the Borderlands have already been removed from Steam today. GOG.com Team member Chandra broke the bad news in a forum post this morning that all remaining Telltale Games titles will be removed from the DRM-free service next Monday, May 27th. The below titles will be joining other
Word broke on the afternoon of November 14th that Telltale Games had entered an Assignment of Contract with the business consulting firm Sherwood Partners. GameDaily has an extensive recount of the publicly available details, including their conversation with Sherwood’s co-founder Martin Pitchinson, but for our purposes I think this snippet sums it up: “Telltale Games
After the news hit on September 21st that Telltale Games had laid off much of its staff and was preparing to close, I could already see the delisting dominos beginning to fall. The studio has made a living since 2005 by turning licensed properties into adventure games, but what I didn’t expect was that the
After the closure, acquisition, and relaunch of Telltale Games in 2019 the studio revealed that it was working to bring some of its older delisted titles back to sale. By December of 2020 three of their oldest games were back on Steam and GOG.com but unfortunately the licensing for one of them has been lost
[UPDATED 02/17/21] The game is available now on Steam, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and making its debut on the Epic Games Store. Yet another Telltale Games title is coming back from the delisted graveyard. On the heels of Sam & Max, Strong Bad, Wallace & Gromit, and Texas Hold ‘Em comes a more modern Telltale
It’s not technically a relisting but one of Telltale Games’ oldest titles will soon be available to buy again. Sam & Max Save the World Remastered hits Nintendo Switch, Steam, and GOG.com with all six episodes lovingly recreated on December 2nd from Skunkape Games. The studio is composed of members from Telltale’s original Sam &
Telltale’s The Walking Dead series, now published by Skybound Games, made a strong return to form last week on Steam. All five installments of the long-running series are now back on sale on Steam and if you’re quick you can grab them for 25% off until January 27th. That lot includes: The Walking Dead The
With pre-orders opening up last week for the September 10th release of The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series, we’ve already been asked a few times about what’s on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One discs. Skybound has been talking up the collection for a few months now which will include all 4 Seasons, the
The Telltale Games saga just continues to get stranger. As of May 31st all digital versions of the Minecraft: Story Mode series were confirmed delisted worldwide with the ability to re-download previous purchases being removed on June 25th. That’s a respectable window to allow owners a chance to download all their purchased content but an
Another Telltale Games title joins the site this week in the aftermath of the company’s 2018 closure. Minecraft: Story Mode was delisted from Steam on April 29th and according to a GOG.com forum post, it’ll be removed from the good ol’ service on May 3rd at 10am UTC. The post cites expired licensing from Minecraft
Skybound Entertainment, the multiplatform distributor co-founded by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, has finally broken their silence on the future of Telltale Games’ adventure series. In a post on Skybound’s blog the team explains that all the work up to this point has been “logistically and legally to get us to a place where
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