The saga disappeared from the Valve platform when the developer went bankrupt, but Skybound recovered it in the Epic Games Store and now returns it to Steam.
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series will return to Steam. He will do it at the end of the week, as Skybound Games has announced (via PC Gamer). So things, the first season, the second, A New Frontier and The Final Season can be purchased from the Valve store. It is the first time that Steam users have the opportunity to enjoy the end of the series, as the game was removed before the previous chapters were published.
On the other hand, Eurogamer publishes, the first two seasons of The Walking Dead have been launched by surprise on Nintendo Switch, so that it is already possible to discover the beginning of the adventure starring Clementine. The girl, another victim of the zombie apocalypse, survives as she can to the horde, which does not stop at anything. Death, trauma and dangers ring in every verdict of this desolate United States.
Telltale Games died in 2018 and left behind dozens of jobs and several games in the inkwell. Some Steam titles were also removed, including The Walking Dead saga. Before another company revived her, Skybound Games took the rights and finished the final season, which resulted in all video games being republished in the Epic Games Store as a temporary exclusive. Now that the contract has expired, Steam users also have the complete series available.
The new Telltale is already underway
It should be noted that although it was not possible to buy it, everyone who had the titles in the library had the possibility to download them again. Telltale Games, meanwhile, has returned from the dead and develops new productions. It is, in fact, a new company, as the administration has changed hands.
After updating Batman: The Telltale Series with a new Noir look, Telltale Games works on The Wolf Among Us 2, a title that has been restarted, although it has among its ranks some old employees of the company. The goal is to address the project freely and without creative constraints.
