New episodes will arrive each different week

Telltale Video games is premiering the primary episode of The Expanse: A Telltale Sequence this summer season. The primary installment will go stay on July 27, with extra episodes to observe within the weeks after.

The Expanse sequence shall be episodic, with 5 episodes in complete. After the primary drops on July 27, every episode will observe two weeks after one another, placing the focused finish date in September.
There’s a regular version for $39.99, or a Deluxe Version for $44.99 that may give 24-hour early entry on PlayStation or Epic, and likewise future DLC. Sure, Telltale confirms DLC is on the best way, although it doesn’t make clear what form that may take.

All a part of the churn

This new Expanse sequence arrives from the revived Telltale Video games, underneath LCG Leisure. Whereas it’s rolled out video games just like the Shadow Version of the Batman Telltale sequence, The Expanse is one the studio has been constructing as much as for some time, in collaboration with Life is Unusual: True Colours developer Deck 9.

Telltale additionally confirmed that The Wolf Amongst Us 2, its follow-up to the earlier Fable journey, is delayed into 2024. The shift is to keep away from crunch, and transfer from Unreal 4 to five, in keeping with an IGN interview on the time.
This shall be an fascinating one to observe, to see what the brand new Telltale is placing out. Deck 9’s involvement definitely has me intrigued, as True Colours was a extremely stable entry within the Life is Unusual sequence, and I’m a fan of The Expanse too. Choosing an episodic construction much like what outdated Telltale popularized has me interested in its reception, although. On the very least, it is going to be weeks between episodes slightly than months.

We’ll see if the sci-fi drama’s gradual rollout works. The Expanse: A Telltale Sequence premieres on July 27 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Sequence X|S, and PC by way of Epic.

Eric Van Allen

Senior Information Reporter – Whereas Eric’s been writing about video games since 2014, he is been taking part in them for lots longer. Often discovered grinding RPG battles, digging into an indie gem, or hanging out across the Limsa Aethryte.

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