According to Variety, The Witcher Season 2 - which premiered its eight episodes on Netflix on Friday, Dec.

It is a sequel to the 2013 game The Wolf Among Us, with the title taking place six months following the events of the previous title. After waiting two whole years since Season 1 first premiered, fans of Netflixs The Witcher apparently tuned in in droves when Season 2 finally dropped on the platform last month, racking up over 2 billion viewership minutes in just one week. The sequence begins as Lee prepares to run the gauntlet of zombies in his desperate bid to reach Clementine - and the results are, it's fair to say, somewhat different to how you might remember them from Episode 5 of the actual game. The Wolf Among Us 2 is an upcoming episodic graphic adventure game being developed and published by Telltale Games with assistance of AdHoc Studio, a studio that consists of former Telltale staff. Following mass layoffs at Telltale Games last week, ex-staff have been sharing some of their favourite memories working at the studio during development on the likes of The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, and Tales from the Borderlands.Īs highlighted by former Telltale designer, writer, and director Jake Rodkin (now of Campo Santo), one of these memorable moments came during the final days of The Walking Dead: Season One, when then creative director Sean Ainsworth (who worked on the likes of Tales from the Borderlands and Minecraft: Story Mode) found himself with some time on his hands.ĭuring the 'stir-crazy time' when 'most of the team was on a much needed break only a couple people were left in the office in case any last-minute bugs came back right before launch', Ainsworth created an alternative ending of sorts to The Walking Dead's first season - and it's now on the newly established Old Telltale Games Stuff YouTube depository.

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