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Telltale Promises Game Of Thrones Details After E3
Telltale's Game of Thrones game is a mysterious project, and it will continue to remain so through E3.
Telltale's director of PR, Job J. Stauffer, tweeted about the game in an effort to temper expectations for next week.
For those asking, Game of Thrones will premiere later this year after TFTBL kicks off. More news on GoT towards the end of summer, not at E3
— Job J Stauffer (@jobjstauffer) June 7, 2014
Telltale's E3 presence and focus leading into summer will be on Tales from the Borderlands. Telltale's Game of Thrones game was revealed during VGX last year, and we haven't learned too much since – other than the fact that George R.R. Martin's personal assistant may be involved with development.
[Source: @jobjstauffer]
Our Take
We've got plenty to play from Telltale at the moment (Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us), and Game of Thrones on TV (for another few episodes) so I don't mind waiting a little while for more details.
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