Skybound announced todayThe Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Serieson Xbox One, PS4, and PC via Epic Game Store.
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Seriesis a compilation with all seasons and many upgrades. Among these are graphical improvements, and making-of like bonus features. The game is available physically for pre-order on Skybound’sofficial shop.
There are different collector’s packs to choose from for the physical edition:
Protector Pack ($99.99) – “School for Troubled Youth” shirt, Clementine & Lee Pins, Kenny Cap, Clementine Nesting Dolls, and a Disco Broccoli Plush.
Guardian Pack ($249.99) – Packed in a box with gold stamped signatures from the Still Not Bitten team, includes all items from Protector Edition, plus Clementine & Lee figurines, and a Clementine Art print from comic book artists Eric
Signature Pack ($349.99) – Packed in a signature stamped box, includes hand-signed art print from the Still Not Bitten team, voiceover artists and The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman. Also includes all items from the Guardian Edition. Only 100 available!
The Signature Pack has already sold out.
Initially a comics by Robert Kirkman,The Walking Deadreached cult status with its TV series adaptation starting 2010. The franchise is now known worldwide, and theTelltale Series The Walking Deadgames are considered by most as the perfect game adaptation the franchise could have been granted. Telltale Games, however, ended up laying off nearly all its staff and becameunable to finish the series, until it gotpicked up by Skybound. The final episode safely released just a few weeks ago. You can checkour review to learn more.
Many fans were touched by the stories told inThe Walking Dead The Telltale Series, and later on, by the situation Telltale’s laid-off staff found themselves into, so it’s no wonder to see the Definitive Edition selling so fast. It’s a great opportunity for those who have yet to try out the series as well. Some fans also celebrated the series' completion with theirown forms of tributes.
