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Telltale's Minecraft: Story Mode Season Two Begins Next Month
The second season of Telltale's take on Minecraft begins next month. Many of the actors from the first season, like Patton Oswalt, Catherine Taber, Ashley Johnson, and Scott Porter are returning for the second season and you can also expect cameos from Minecraft YouTubers, Stampy Cat and stacyplays.
The first episode of a planned five is called Hero in Residence and it will be available on July 11. To no one's surprise, it follows the events the of the first season with the gang now renowned as famous adventurers. You can check out some images from the new season below.
For our review of the last episode of the first season of Minecraft: Season One, head here.
Our Take
I wouldn't be surprised, considering the popularity of Minecraft, if this was Telltale's most profitable series. We may all think Walking Dead when we think of Telltale, but there is a good chance Minecraft is the big seller.
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