Epic Games celebrates the announcement of The Wolf Among Us 2 at The Game Awards 2019, presents the first part and starts a 12-day free game promotion.
To celebrate the announcement of The Wolf Among Us 2, which was produced during The Game Awards 2019, the Epic Games Store has updated the list of free games offered this week and added to it the first installment of the saga. Between today, December 13, and next Thursday, the 19th, we can download The Wolf Among Us for free in the store, which also includes The Escapist completely free. As if that were not enough, during the awards gala Epic Games also advanced its particular way of congratulating the holidays, which will be giving away a free game every day from December 19 to 30. That is to say, "12 days of free games from December 19".
The announcement of The Wolf Among Us 2 comes just a few months after the resurrection of Telltale Games. The studio has reopened its doors and, although it has lost some licenses (such as The Walking Dead and Stranger Things), it intends to continue with those still in its possession. In fact, the return of Bigby Wolf is not the only one he has announced during the awards ceremony, where he also presented The Telltale Batman Shadows Edition. Let's cross our fingers and hope that in the coming months the future of the series about Borderlands, Game of Thrones, Minecraft and Guardians of the Galaxy will be announced.
The story of Bigby Wolf and Fables
The Wolf Among Us 2 will continue where we leave it, with a Bigby that will have to bear the decisions of the first installment, so for those who will not play it, the Epic Games Store offer seems like a golden opportunity to get day. The work, we remember, is based on the graphic novels of Bill Willingham, Fables, which collect all the characters of folklore and fairy tales and make them live in New York, in very different situations than we knew. There we have, for example, a Snow White divorced from the Blue Prince due to his infidelities, or a reformed Fierce Wolf that now acts as a private detective. The Telltale Games adaptation complied with a note (8.6 on FreeGameTips) and is well worth a new visit.
