The Wolf Among Us Remastered

The Wolf Among Us Remastered revamps Telltale’s beloved episodic adventure, adding neon highlights to its already vivid world full of complex characters.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered is now the best way to play the classic Telltale game, though with a couple of small hiccups.

The story, characters, and setting of "The Wolf Among Us Remastered" remain completely compelling more than 10 years after its initial release.

I can easily say the game has one of the most interesting narratives I've ever experienced in a video game, one that constantly kept me on my toes trying to piece the greater mystery together and invested for hours on end.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered is a careful update, not a reinvention, and that restraint works in the original's favor. It brings a classic narrative adventure back into focus and leaves you ready for the next part of Bigby's story.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered is faithful to the original, while including a few extra touches that make it a worthwhile purchase even for those who already know Bigby’s adventure—and the stories of the other fallen fairy-tale characters—by heart. Although the gameplay remains a bit stiff, The Wolf Among Us is still an artistically original and profound title that keeps you glued to the screen. It is a well-deserved remaster, arriving in anticipation of the highly awaited new installment due for release in 2027.

Whether you're a fan of noir mysteries, fairy tales, or simply strong character-driven narratives, The Wolf Among Us is absolutely worth investigating. Even if you experienced The Wolf Among Us when it originally launched in episodic form in 2013-2014, which I did, it's worth going back and experiencing the remastered version.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered gives Telltale's classic a beautiful overhaul while preserving its story and atmosphere.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered understands what made the original game special. Its story, characters, mood, and choices are just as effective, and the visual overhaul gives Fabletown a cleaner look without sacrificing its unique identity. The enhanced audio, technical fixes, deleted scenes, interviews, and art gallery make this a more complete package than a resolution upgrade.

The mystery is so well done, playfully touching on its noir influences without being overbearing.