Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire books, the TV show they inspired and Fantasy Flight’s tabletop board game, which similarly follows the houses of Westeros as they scramble for the Iron Throne in the wake of King Robert Baratheon’s death. Teased last year before being confirmed for release over the summer, A Game of Thrones: The Board Game - Digital Edition sticks close to the political intrigue, sweeping strategy and brutal backstabbing of George R.R. Telltale eventually struck a deal with The Walking Dead comic creator Robert Kirkman’s Skybound Entertainment to bring closure to the multi-season episodic game.įormer Telltale employees are suing the company in a class-action lawsuit, alleging that it violated labor laws when it laid off hundreds of employees.A Game of Thrones: The Board Game has been given a release date on PC, along with a new trailer showing off the digital adaptation’s gameplay. That closure happened in the midst of The Walking Dead’s final season, and the developer said it hoped to finish the series even as the studio shuttered. The developer laid off the vast majority of its employees in September and announced it planned to shut down. Telltale Games is currently liquidating its remaining assets, according to a report from GameDaily.
Series such as Telltale’s Game of Thrones, Batman and The Wolf Among Us are currently still available on Steam. Other sellers, like Humble Bundle, are still selling seasons of The Walking Dead. It’s possible that the studio’s entire catalog will be removed from sale in the coming days. The developer’s most popular product, Telltale’s The Walking Dead series, has also been removed from sale on Steam. Those titles have been delisted from Valve’s digital storefront, though some of those products are still for sale on other platforms, like the PlayStation Store and Xbox Games Store. A handful of Telltale Games titles, including episodic series based on Jurassic Park, Back to the Future and the Monkey Island series, are no longer available for sale on Steam.
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