Telltale might have gone into liquidation last week, but one of their legacies lives on at Skybound as the studio resumes work on The Walking Dead with former Telltale employees.

Although expected to continue work until the beginning of 2019, Telltale is shutting its doors for good as the company enters liquidation.

Telltale's The Walking Dead will get its final two episodes developed at Skybound Games, but at what cost to former employees?

The 25 employees that remained at Telltale following mass layoffs have apparently also been fired, as the studio's days seem more numbered than ever.

Following a sudden mass layoff at Telltale Games last week, former employees are seeking legal means to get compensation in a class-action lawsuit against the studio.

A shocking closure of Telltale Games has left all future projects in jeporady. But, worse still, it's a sudden financial shock to all of those let go without any form of compensation.

Telltale Games is waving the white flag and finally moving onto a more modern engine for their new projects, with the aging Telltale Tool finally being put to rest.

Bigby and company are being given a little time to wait before returning to Telltale's stories again, as The Wolf Among Us 2 suffers a delay into 2019.