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[shinobi602 tweet] [polygon interview]

It's real, and it's now running on Unreal Engine 5.

While The Wolf Among Us 2 will still be structured episodically, it will be released all at once as one single 8-12 hour game.

The sequel is set six months after the conclusion of the original, and our hero Bigby Wolf finds himself the hunted rather than the hunter, on the trail of a serial killer but two steps behind.

My demo scene found Bigby with a detective named Faye investigating the apartment of their prime suspect. Faye finds a note on a strange stone table in the middle of the apartment, a note with Bigby's name on it. She immediately questions Bigby, wondering if he's involved. This prompts a dialogue choice, they're a staple of Telltale games and they will absolutely play a prominent role in the sequel. I chose to deny any nefarious intentions, which she was naturally skeptical of. Still, that eerie note left Bigby thinking that the killer knew they'd be coming, and he suggested to Faye that they get out of there immediately. Faye agreed, but as they headed for the door, the door slammed shut. It's magic, Bigby tells a disbelieving Faye.

From here you get to explore the apartment with a bit more freedom than we've had in past Telltale games. The camera goes over Bigby's shoulder and you can search for additional clues, not to mention a way out. A closer look at a bookcase with a series of half-pulled-out tomes. One poem-related puzzle later and you've opened the secret door, which itself yields a clue needed to show you the correct symbol to arrange with three plates on that weird middle-of-the-apartment stone table.

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