Tales From The Borderlands Returns To Digital Stores Next Week With One Key Change

Tales From The Borderlands, an episodic point-and-click adventure game developed by Telltale Games before it closed, is returning to digital stores next week. This was announced during The Borderlands Show, where Gearbox also confirmed the details and a release date for Borderlands 3's Director's Cut.

The game was removed from digital stores as part of Telltale's shutdown, but the game is coming back to PS4, Xbox One, and PC on February 17. The game will be available with all five episodes in one package. This is the same game but with one change.

For the original release, the end of each episode would end with a "choice comparison" screen that displayed how your choices compared to the community. This has been removed for the re-release, but it wasn't explained why.

Tales From The Borderlands features a lot of famous and familiar voices, including Troy Baker, Laura Bailey, Nolan North, Patrick Warburton, and Chris Hardwick.

Telltale Games closed its doors in October 2018. The shuttering shocked fans, critics, and employees of the company, as the studio was still wrapping up development on The Walking Dead: The Final Season.