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That said, the official date is a vague sometime in “2015”, but at least we know we’re getting it! 😀
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This would mean Season 3 gets to keep the same almost-monthly schedule as the last half of Season 2, which is what most Telltale series seem to aim for. As a result we expect the developers to take a little more time to work on the first few episodes of Season 3, so that they won’t have to rush them out the door with more preparation having been done before the first episode debuts in the first few months of 2015.
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We are guesstimating Q1 2015 as the release period of Season 3’s first episode! Why?īecause Season 2 made its debut in December 2013 and it took a full three months before the next episode got released in March (opposed to the usual 4-6 weeks), since the studio is working on so many point-and-click adventure games at the same time (4 series at present). The Season 3 announcement can be seen at 18 minutes into this 1 hour panel video:
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Greg Miller hosted the panel, which featured David Alpert (Skybound), Robert Kirkman (Skybound), Darin Ross (Superfight creator), Kevin Bruner (Telltale founder), Christian Cantamessa (AIR director), and some guy named Norman Reedus (the TWD TV show actor who plays Daryl Dixon).
And it’s coming SOON? No, it will be coming LATER. To quote: “Will there be a Season 3? Ok… there WILL be a Season 3. Not this year but 2015.” -Telltale Games founder Kevin Bruner “It’s coming SOON? No, it will be coming LATER. Watch the Season 3 announcement by the creators:Īt Skybound Entertainment’s 2014 Multimedia Panel at “Comic-Con International: San Diego” in July 2014, Telltale Games President Kevin Bruner and The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman announced that there will be a third season of The Walking Dead from Telltale! The Walking Dead: The Final Season is available now for PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.Kenny and Clementine Wellington teary goodbyeĬlementine, Jane and new family form a new group However, what's definitely clear is that despite its conclusion back in 2019, Clementine's story of survival remains in the minds of fans and creators alike. Of course, Kirkman could just be teasing fans with no concrete plans for Clementine's future one way or the other. It would make sense, then, that the series writer could be considering penning a story for her. While characters like Lee and Clementine haven't made the jump from video games to comic book pages, Kirkman's apparent fondness for Clementine's story has been noted before, as it was one of the main reasons why the Skybound Entertainment owner chose to rescue the series.
The Walking Dead comic characters have frequently appeared in the Telltale/Skybound games, as both the comic and the game series are supposed to exist in the same canon universe. However, it's since manifested into its own comic book, so the implication is that Clementine's story may see a continuation at some point - if not in video game form, then perhaps as a comic from the original creator. Kirkman had previously closed out the letters pages for the final The Walking Dead comic with "Negan Lives," which seemed to just be a harmless quip at the time. Clementine Lives" at the very end of the comic's letters column. To be fair, all Kirkman really had to say about Clementine is "P.S. It's in this comic that Kirkman dropped his hint. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, it was revealed that the team behind the original comic series would return for a one-shot in order to help give the comic industry a boost during these trying times, entitled Negan Lives.
The new Clementine tease comes courtesy of Robert Kirkman himself, the writer of The Walking Dead comic series. RELATED: Telltale's The Walking Dead: 5 Reasons It Was Better Than The Show (& 5 Why The Show Is Better) Skybound representatives have previously stated that the series likely isn't over, though the company isn't currently working on a new season of The Walking Dead game in the same vein. Skybound Entertainment picked up the rights to develop and publish Telltale Games' The Walking Dead after the studio abruptly shut its doors halfway through the final season's development. While Clementine's story came to a close in The Walking Dead: The Final Season, there's a chance that she may appear again after all. For the most part, Telltale Games' The Walking Dead series received critical and fan acclaim, in no small part due to the continuing story of its main protagonist, Clementine.
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