Batman: The Telltale Series Reveals Screenshots
By Steve Lam
Telltale Games is currently in downtown Los Angeles setting up for E3. Most notably, Telltale will be showing of its highly anticipated Batman: The Telltale Series to the convention’s attendees. To whet fans’ appetites before the big event, the company has released a series of screenshots showcasing the game’s beautiful and unique design.
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The game’s other unique feature is that it will appear digitally for PC/Mac and mobile devices in an five-episode format. Later, the game will be available for gaming consoles via a special “Season Pass Disc” across North America, Latin America, and Europe where all five episodes will be released at the same time.
Telltale Games CEO and Co-founder Kevin Bruner described the game’s narrative as one that immerses players in the minds of both Bruce Wayne and Batman, allowing them to explore the character deeply in a role-playing format:
"We’ve been hard at work at Telltale creating an all-new iteration of the iconic Batman story that puts players in the suit of billionaire Bruce Wayne, just as much as it will put them behind the mask, deciding how to carefully navigate a complex drama, rich with action, crime, corruption, and villainy lurking around every corner of Gotham City. The complex life and fractured psyche of Bruce Wayne has lent itself to becoming a bold evolution of the signature ‘Telltale’ role-playing experience, and we couldn’t be more excited as we prepare to debut the series to players across the world this summer."
Rendered to look like a living, breathing comic book, Telltale’s vision of Batman will feature an award-winning cast of talent, including Troy Baker in the role of Bruce Wayne, Travis Willingham as Harvey Dent, Erin Yvette as Vicki Vale, Enn Reitel as Alfred Pennyworth, Murphy Guyer as Lieutenant James Gordon, Richard McGonagle as Carmine Falcone, and Laura Bailey as Selina Kyle. Additional cast and characters will be revealed as the season progresses.
As of this report, no exact release date has been announced for Batman: The Telltale Series. However, it’s targeted for a late summer release.