Tonight at the 2013 VGX awards, Telltale Games announced "Tales from the Borderlands," an all-new series from the studio that created the critically acclaimed The Walking Dead point-and-click adventure series.
The game will launch in 2014 as a series, though platforms were not specified. Previous episodic games from Telltale released first on PC before coming to consoles later.
According to Gearbox Software CEO Randy Pitchford, Gearbox has provided the "keys to the kingdom" to Telltale to create the game. Telltale is the principal developer, while Gearbox will serve as a collaborator only.
Tales from the Borderlands will feature new characters, not the vault hunters players have come to know from the stylized shooter series. However, players will encounter familiar characters throughout the series.
The 2013 VGX awards are currently ongoing. Keep checking back for more news and video from the show.
How about they fucking worry about wolf among us first. Last time I ever buy a game from then unless it's complete
Now THIS is a standpoint I can agree with, not the genre or gameplay style but from a technical point of view. The developers really should make sure Product A is out and working perfectly before jumping onto Products B, C and D. That's why I'm quite worried about the upcoming inXile and DoubleFine games - running multiple Kickstarters for multiple projects sounds not only greedy but also incredibly risky too. Why spread yourself out so thin? Finish and support Game A, start Game B.
I dont buy their games until they are complete, fuck waiting months for the next part.
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I saw things like that in here and in other "woman problems" topics so...... Am I the only one that thinks some authorities needs to be alerted about Saner and him possibly being a rapist and/or kidnapper ?
Saner is not being serious. Unless its the subject of Santa!
...did I back the wrong horse? i can't afford to buy many games right near release, but I was so wowed by the first ep of wolf, that I actually bought it... Now it seems like they're more interested in doing other projects, so will the love and dedication remain with the entire wolf series?
Ugh... I feel ill so much promise in the series, I'd hate to see them rush it with a small crew who doesn't care, while they shift resources to the next two projects..
Eh, I treat game episodes like episodes in a TV show, waiting for the next part is half of the fun
That's fine and all except tv shows are a new episode a week and they shoot a bunch before releasing episode one.
We aren't getting another episode of wolf until next month at earliest, and I doubt that since tell tale hasn't even fucking finished working on it. And now they're picking up game of thrones and borderlands while working on TWD and wolf.
Not factoring in the holidays are all coming up and workers taking vacation.
After the hassle of The Walking Dead (monthly releases my arse ) I, too, won't buy another Telltale game until every episode is out. Ended up waiting 8 months for TWD despite there only being 5 episodes >_<
How about they fucking worry about wolf among us first. Last time I ever buy a game from then unless it's complete
Now THIS is a standpoint I can agree with, not the genre or gameplay style but from a technical point of view. The developers really should make sure Product A is out and working perfectly before jumping onto Products B, C and D. That's why I'm quite worried about the upcoming inXile and DoubleFine games - running multiple Kickstarters for multiple projects sounds not only greedy but also incredibly risky too. Why spread yourself out so thin? Finish and support Game A, start Game B.
Agreed. The wolf among us shockingly surprised me.. but alas, the way the studio seems to be ran is very poor management and I completely agree with Sabin on this one. The 2nd episode of wolf among us was very short, felt very rushed.
Yeah there where rumors they rewrote the whole episode cause the communty guessed most of the plot and the killer after the first episode don't know if true.
Yeah there where rumors they rewrote the whole episode cause the communty guessed most of the plot and the killer after the first episode don't know if true.
If that's true, thats quite silly they would do that. A predictable story can be a good one. Should've finished what they had, and learned from this experience not completely change it and ruin the flow of the story arc.
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i can't afford to buy many games right near release, but I was so wowed by the first ep of wolf, that I actually bought it... Now it seems like they're more interested in doing other projects, so will the love and dedication remain with the entire wolf series? 
) I, too, won't buy another Telltale game until every episode is out. Ended up waiting 8 months for TWD despite there only being 5 episodes >_<
