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Telltale Game s has ensured its continuation for the next little while. The studio famously shut down in 2018, locking out employees and removing most of its Game s from sale. The studio returned in 2019, although it wasn't until a year later that its best-selling The Walking Dead series fully returned to digital storefronts. Now in 2023, Telltale has secured $8 million in funding that the studio says will go towards bringing three Game s to market, including The Expanse: A Telltale Series, The Wolf Among Us 2, and an un announced title. "We are honored to have the confidence of Hiro Capital, a fund that is committed to the future of the games industry, and that of our colleagues at Skybound Entertainment," said Telltale CEO Jamie Ottilie. "It’s both a pleasure and a natural fit to be affiliated with companies that share our commitment to narrative games and transmedia entertainment." THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY Related: Revisiting...

It seems Ubisoft is experiencing some difficulties as the French games giant cancels the development of three unannounced games and delays again its upcoming pirate title Skull & Bones. First reported by games journalist Stephen Totilo of Axios, the axed projects come amid "surprisingly slower" sales, according to the games company. The three cancelled games, which have not been announced so we do not know what they are/were, come on top of the four cancelled in July last year. These are understood to be cost cutting measures as Ubisoft plans to save $200 million in spending. Related: Ubisoft's Handling Of Stadia's Shut Down Is All Class In an emergency call with investors, Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot has said that the company has experienced poor performance of late, and cited the weaker than expected sales of Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope and Just Dance 2023 (via Kotaku). In a press release the company summarised that it is "facing major challen...