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Telltale Confirms The Walking Dead Season 3
Telltale co-founder Kevin Bruner confirmed there will be a third season of The Walking Dead during the Skybound Entertainment panel at Comic Con.
Confirmed at #SDCC! @telltalegames President @kevbru & @RobertKirkman "There WILL be a 3rd season of #TheWalkingDead" pic.twitter.com/d78HM3rm8C
— Telltale Games (@telltalegames) July 26, 2014
As far as plot details or release windows go, Bruner didn't have much to offer. For now though, you can rest assured the series will continue after you finish up The Walking Dead: Season Two.
[Source: @telltalegames, via IGN]
Our Take
Definitely not suprised by this news, but it's always nice to get a conversation.Plus, it means Telltale can go ahead and start injecting long-term plots into the game's second season, which has the potential to be very cool.
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