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Update: The Wolf Among Us: Episode 1 Now Available For Mac
Update: The problem which had delayed the release of the Mac version of Telltales The Wolf Among Us has been resolved, and the game is now available for download.
Here's the official word right from Telltale:
"The PC and Mac version of Episode 1: Faith is now available to download from the My Games section of your profile page (for anyone who ordered The Wolf Among Us from the Telltale online store, or from an outlet that gave you a redeem code for this site).
As a special thank you to those who've been waiting for this today, Telltale has sent a bonus Steam code to the email attached to their Telltale Games account."
If you are a Mac gamer, you might have noticed that the first episode of The Wolf Among Us isn't available for you on Steam yet. Telltale encountered a problem and had to remove it from Valve's service and its own store.
The company is working on a fix, but it's likely going to be a couple of days before it is available. The first episode, Faith, is currently playable on PC and Xbox 360. You can read our review here.
[Source: Telltale Games]
Thanks, Taylor.
Our Take
I was planning on playing The Wolf Among Us this weekend and was hoping to do so on my Mac. I'm not sure if I'll wait, or if I'll pick it up on Xbox 360. It's going to be a game-time decision. Either way though, I'm looking forward to playing it.
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