The Wolf Among Us Remastered Goes Full Noir On Switch This October


Telltale Games and PM Studios have given us another look at The Wolf Among Us Remastered, revealing that it’ll launch on Switch 1 and 2 on 29th October.

Aside from all the enhanced visuals, modern tweaks and behind-the-scenes material we knew was being bundled up in this remaster, the new trailer also showcases its fresh ‘Noir Mode’, which lets you play out the entirety of Telltale’s classic mystery in crisp black and white. Yes, the vibes look immaculate.

For those who haven’t set foot into Fabletown before, this certainly looks like it’ll be the definitive way to do so. We won’t go into any story specifics for the decade-old game here, but if you’re a fan of Telltale’s choice-driven narratives and somehow haven’t stumbled across this one, you’re in for a treat.

There’s still no word on a solid release date for the sequel, The Wolf Among Us 2, which finally resurfaced earlier this year with a vague ‘2027’ launch window, but the remaster should give us a perfect opportunity to get reacquainted with the world before diving in all over again.



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