In 2016, Telltale Games continued Minecraft: Story Mode, helped release a Mr. Robot mobile game, began Batman: The Telltale Series (and will finish it), and will start The Walking Dead Season 3. Even with so many titles this year, 2017 will still be busier, Creative Communication Head Job Stauffer revealed to MCV.
As Stauffer explained, 2017 will see the continuation of The Walking Dead Season 3, the start of the Marvel project, and more unannounced projects – and as a result of this busy schedule, they’ve had to hold off on doing certain projects:
Humbly, yes, it has come to that situation. Regrettably, we cannot produce everything that we?d love to make, or our partners would love us to work on. We have to be very selective. It?s a great position to be in. That?s what has helped make 2016 such an incredible year with Mr Robot, Walking Dead, Minecraft and Batman… and 2017 is just going to look even better. Walking Dead will be continuing into the New Year, the Marvel project will kick off next year, there are more projects we haven?t announced yet and there is original IP in our future. It is the best time in Telltale?s very long history. It’s also very possible that 2017 will see the start of Game of Thrones Season 2, which was confirmed in late 2015.
Telltale isn’t just making games, they’re also publishing them under the Telltale Publishing label. One of these is 7 Days to Die, which launched on consoles earlier this year...