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The Walking Dead: The Final Season
Still Not Bitten
The odd saga of The Walking Dead: The Final Season will soon see the first episode after the closure of Telltale Games released. The series has been in limbo since the narrative games company closed, leaving hundreds of employees in a lurch with no severance, though Skybound Games has put together most of The Walking Dead's team to finish the final two episodes.
You can check out a trailer for Episode 3, titled Broken Toys, below.
The final season ends the story of Clementine, who players have been following since the release of the original Walking Dead season in 2012. While the "Still Not Bitten" developer group reassembled for the last two episodes of the final season, it is not known whether they will be working on more The Walking Dead or different games or merely disbanding after completion.
A few weeks ago, it was announced that Epic Games was responsible for getting the developer team back together. As such, new PC purchases of The Walking Dead: The Final Season will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store, while anyone who bought the season pass before will still get the remaining episodes on their PC store of choice. Console versions are unaffected by this.
The Walking Dead: The Final Season's third episode will release on January 15.
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