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shikamaru317 said:

Wolf Among Us has a sequel in development currently, just in case you didn't know. 

Had no idea I thought it was cancelled. That's awesome though! I really enjoyed the TWaU.



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Full Throttle

Grim Fandango

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Toonstruck

Technobabylon

Unavowed

Disco Elysium



Stardew Valley: It's not quite 5 years old yet and is made by one guy. But plenty of games have sequels released or announced before then. If we do get a Stardew Valley 2, it's probably at least 5 years away.



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Shadow of the Colossus (if it counts) and The World Ends With You for me.



Bloodborne!



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Conker's Bad Fur Day.
A gloriously off-the-wall and crude adventure with tons of variety and immature charm.

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shikamaru317 said:
hinch said:

Had no idea I thought it was cancelled. That's awesome though! I really enjoyed the TWaU.

Yeah, after the old Telltale was closed down in early 2018 due to mismanagement, some investors bought the Wolf Among Us IP and renewed Telltales Batman license, and opened a new Telltale in late 2018, which hired several former employees of the old Telltale and put Wolf Among Us 2 back into development again, with some assistance by a 2nd studio made up of former Telltale devs. The new Telltale is much smaller and is planning to focus on one game at a time, instead of trying to manage like 4 at once, which is what ultimately lead to the downfall of the old Telltale, they grew too large too fast.

That's cool. I pretty much like all their games, so this is good to hear. They did bite off more then they can chew. Hopefully they are successful with the new games so we can see more of these spin off stories.

The Borderlands and Batman ones were especially good.



Hogs of War. It's Gremlin Graphics (Gremlin Interactives) masterpiece. Years of work an experience brought them to it before they shut down following the death of Infograms.



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