Telltale Games has offered up a the first set of screenshots for their fourth episode in The Wolf Among Us saga, showing us a variety of Bigby-focused scenes.

“Has the Wolf met his match? Beaten and bloody, Bigby is confronted by the realization that a society built on secrets is ripe for exploitation. And that the disenfranchised of Fabletown may see his prey not as the cause of their problems, but as their solution. Constantly caught between ‘the rules’ and doing the right thing, Bigby must tread a path fraught with danger in this penultimate episode.”

The fourth episode, titled In Sheep's Clothing, will soon be available on Mac and PC, PlayStation Network and the Xbox Games Store. For iOS, the episode will be available as an in-app purchase individually for $4.99 USD, or as part of the episodes 2-5 multi-pack for $14.99.

Telltale has confirmed an April 8th release date for the PC and Mac versions of A Crooked Mile, the upcoming third entry in its episodic adventure game series The Wolf Among Us. The announcement comes by way of the studio's official Twitter feed which also marked April 9th as the worldwide dates for the episode's PS3 and Xbox 360 launch, and less specifically noted that the iOS version is also due "next week".

Expanding on the previous teaser trailer, a lengthier promotional video for Episode 3 of Telltale Games' upcoming The Wolf Among Us adventure game has been released on the official Xbox youtube channel.

After discovering damning evidence at a bloody crime scene, Bigby is just steps behind the prime suspect of a horrific murder, but he's not the only one; other forces in Fabletown will stop at nothing to protect their interests. Every decision matters and time is ticking in this thrilling third episode of The Wolf Among Us.

Oddly, the clip is referred to as a 'launch trailer', but no release date information has yet been forthcoming for any of the game's platforms: PC, Mac, iOS, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Check it out below, (or avoid if you're spoiler sensitive).

A new teaser trailer for episode two of the newest addition to Telltale Games' episodic series The Wolf Among Us has surfaced, showing off the gritty nature that you can expect from the Big Bad Wolf.

Titled 'Smoke & Mirrors', the new episode continues on from its cliff-hanger moment and introduces the character Jack from the fairytale Jack and the Beanstalk. Described as a "sharp-tongued rogue" from the Fable universe, who has been part of the comic series since issue one and has had his own spinoff comic series, Jack of Fables. The new episode will also introduce players to the seedy underground club known as the 'Pudding & Pie.'

Expect harsh decisions, good cop/bad cop attitudes and even more twists as Telltale continues their take on the Vertigo Fables series from DC Comics (penned by Bill Willingham). Check it out below.

Telltale co-founder Kevin Bruner announced on the studio's forum that the The Wolf Among Us episode two, Smoke and Mirrors, should launch in the first week of February. It wasn't revealed as to what the platform order will be, but he said Telltale is working with "Xbox, PlayStation, Steam [and] Apple" to coordinate the launch.

"We are very concerned about the long delay for this episode, but this is one of those occasions where several things conspired against us (not to mention the additional delays due to the holidays)," he wrote. "I won't dive into the details, but it's been an unusual and specific set of circumstances and we do not anticipate it happening again as we go forward with the rest of the season."

The second episode has been revealed to contain the character Jack from the fairytale Jack and the Beanstalk, but also introduce players to the seedy underground club known as the 'Pudding & Pie.' If you happened to miss our review of the first episode, you can check it out over here to see our thoughts.

The Telltale Games news continues with the developer revealing that the second episode in the new series The Wolf Among Us will feature the character Jack from the fairytale Jack and the Beanstalk, according to a blog post on the Telltale website.

Described as a "sharp-tongued rogue" from the Fable universe, who has been part of the comic series since issue one and has had his own spinoff comic series, Jack of Fables. The new episode will also introduce players to the seedy underground club known as the 'Pudding & Pie.'

Two new screenshots have been revealed alongside the new sneak peak, showing off the two comrades and also the aforementioned club. Telltale revealed that episode 2 will be seeing a launch sometime after the holidays, however did drop the name of the episode: Smoke and Mirrors. Check it out below.

Alongside the release of a an all-new trailer celebrating the season premiere for Telltale Games' The Wolf Among Us, the developer has also revealed that the episodic series will be available on PlayStation Vita and iOS come later this Spring.

A consistent New York Times bestseller, ‘FABLES’ is one of DC Entertainment’s longest-running series published under its Vertigo imprint since 2002. With over a dozen Eisner Awards, including Best Writer, Best New Series, and numerous wins for Best Serialized Story, the FABLES universe has become one of the richest mythologies in the world of comics, imagining that characters like Snow White, The Big Bad Wolf and Pinocchio from the world’s most beloved storybooks are real - Real, and living among us, with all of their powers intact.

The Wolf Among Us Season Premiere episode, 'Faith,' is now available on Xbox Games Store for $4.99, and as a season pass including access to episodes 2-5 as they are released for $14.99. On PC, the episode is available as part of a season pass for $24.99. The season premiere is also available on PlayStation Network for PlayStation 3 individually for $4.99, or as part of a season pass which includes access to all five episodes. Check out the accolade trailer below to get an idea of what you can expect from this new comic-infused title.

Telltale took away numerous awards with their last adventure gaming effort, The Walking Dead, based on the popular comic series of the same name. Thankfully their next effort, which follows suit in play style and for being based on another popular comic series, Fables, looks poised to not only recreate TWD's success, but potentially better it.

The Wolf Among Us is the first in a planned series of games built around the Fables universe, though they're reportedly stand-alone to the comics, preferring to walk their own narrative path without following any established story runs from the Funny Book. We gave review duties to Telltale expert Jickle, who looks to have found something worth getting excited about.

Right from the start it feels like the work of an assured, energised developer, one looking to top their crowning achievement. Whether or not this will actually happen is anyone’s guess, but things are off to a promising start...

Click here for our full The Wolf Among Us Review.

Ahead of their release on October 12th for the first episode of a five-part series, Telltale Games has offered up a launch trailer for the new comic book video game adaptation The Wolf Among Us.

Based on the Vertigo Fables series from DC Comics (penned by Bill Willingham), the game takes on the episodic nature of Telltale's previous The Walking Dead series but also borrows the iconic cel-shaded graphical artstyle seen in the Walking Dead episodes.

The first episode, Faith, will be available come Saturday for Australian gamers so make sure you check out the trailer below for a look at just what you'll be getting yourself into. The Wolf Among Us is currently available for pre-order on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Telltale Games' new comic book video game adaptation The Wolf Among Us has now been given a date for the first episode of the five part series, with Xbox 360 and PC players gaining access on October 11th. A release date for the PlayStation 3 is "expected to be just a few days after the initial Xbox 360 and PC releases go live," according to Telltale.

For Xbox 360, players will be able to buy each individual episode for $4.99, though also have the opportunity to purchase a season pass for $14.99. For PC enthusiasts you'll be able to purchase either through Steam or Telltale's website, with a Season Pass available for the usual price of $24.99, however those purchasing during the pre-order stage will find a bonus of 10% off, putting it at a $22.49 price tag.

Those nabbing the PC pre-order on Telltale's website also offers up a bonus DVD mailed to you at the end of the season, though you'll have to pick up the cost of postage and handling.

Telltale Games' new comic book video game adaptation The Wolf Among Us has now been made available for pre-order for PC and Mac through both Steam and Telltale's website.

Based on the Vertigo Fables series from DC Comics (penned by Bill Willingham), the game takes on the episodic nature of Telltale's previous The Walking Dead series but also borrows the iconic cel-shaded graphical artstyle seen in the Walking Dead episodes.

A Season Pass is available for the usual price of $24.99, however those purchasing during the pre-order stage will find a bonus of 10% off, putting it at a $22.49 price tag. As a bonus for pre-ordering on Telltale's website, each pre-order will gain a bonus DVD mailed to you at the end of the season, though you'll have to pick up the cost of postage and handling.

While no specific release date has been given yet, the pre-order page lists the first episode being available before the end of this month.

Telltale Games has released the first video for their new comic book videogame adaptation Wolf Among Us. Based on the Vertigo Fables series from DC Comics (penned by Bill Willingham), the game looks to take on the same format as Telltale's acclaimed Walking Dead Run.

Moreover, the video also tells us Wolf Among Us will be an episodic game series and it also has that distinct cel-shaded visual style from The Walking Dead. "A New Series of Choice and Consequence" leaves us wondering just how different this series will be, though Telltale really did do no wrong in their last run of games so there's no point complaining.

Watch the video embedded below.