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Minecraft: Story Mode – Episode 5: Order Up
Telltale is building Minecraft: Story Mode’s first season into something a bit larger. In 2015, the studio teased that the fifth installment would be something different. Today, we’ve learned just how it all fits together.
The Wither Storm arc wrapped up with episode four. The next installment, Order Up, isn’t the end. It’s just a new beginning.
It bridges the gap to another three-episode arc that will be rolling out later in 2016. Episodes six through eight will be a paid add-on for those that already own the season pass.
The new Order of the Stone travels to Sky City in search of a temple containing mysterious treasure. Along the way, Jesse and friends will butt heads with Aiden (a former Ocelot), who convinces the people of Sky City that the Order is up to no good.
The cast is growing with the addition of a few big names. Sean Astin (The Lord of the Rings), Jim Meskimen (Parks and Recreation), and Melissa Hutchison (Telltale’s The Walking Dead) will be joining the fun.
The adventure continues on March 29 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Mac, iOS, and Android. For more on Minecraft: Story Mode, check out our reviews of the previous episodes.
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