Wolf Among Us Remastered choices can carry into The Wolf Among Us 2. Telltale confirmed the feature when the remaster launched on October 29, 2026. To carry forward your decisions, sign in to a Telltale Account while playing the remastered first game.
New players can also begin with The Wolf Among Us 2. The sequel will allow them to establish their previous choices at the start, without requiring a completed first-game playthrough. Here is how to carry your decisions into the sequel and what signing in actually does.
How Wolf Among Us Remastered Choices Transfer to The Wolf Among Us 2
- Play The Wolf Among Us Remastered on one of its released platforms.
- Sign in to your Telltale Account while playing.
- Make your story decisions across Bigby Wolf’s investigation.
- Use the same Telltale identity when continuing into the sequel.
The Telltale Account sign-in is separate from your Steam, Epic, PlayStation or Xbox purchase. Use Telltale’s in-game account sign-in so your playthrough is associated with the right account.
Which Decisions Carry Forward?
Telltale describes Wolf Among Us Remastered choices as the defining decisions from Bigby’s investigation. These include how he handles suspects and people in Fabletown, rather than an inventory or collection of items to import.
All five episodes are included: Faith, Smoke and Mirrors, A Crooked Mile, In Sheep’s Clothing and Cry Wolf. Telltale says your defining story decisions will inform the sequel.
Playing All Five Episodes Before the Sequel
Playing all five episodes gives you Bigby’s complete first story and a full set of Wolf Among Us Remastered choices to carry forward. Signing in during that playthrough is the step Telltale specifically asks players to take.
The five chapters come together in one purchase. If you’re returning after years away from Fabletown, playing them in order is the easiest way to rebuild your own history.
Do You Need a Telltale Account?
Yes. To carry Wolf Among Us Remastered choices forward, sign in while playing. Telltale specifically identifies sign-in as the requirement. If you already use its official account service, keep that login rather than creating a second identity for the same game.
You can make your choices as you normally would throughout the story. The account sign-in is what connects the playthrough with Telltale’s sequel-continuity feature.
Can You Start the Sequel Without Playing Remastered?
Yes. Telltale says The Wolf Among Us 2 will let you establish earlier choices at the start. That gives new players a way into Bigby’s next chapter without forcing them through five episodes of the first game.
This option also works for returning players who remember the original but don’t want to replay it. You can establish Bigby’s earlier history when the sequel begins.
Can You Import Saves From the 2013 Original?
The announced feature connects Wolf Among Us Remastered choices to the sequel through a Telltale Account. It is not an instruction to copy an old 2013 save file into the new game.
For a choice history created in the remaster, play the new edition while signed in. You don’t need to search your PC or console for an old save file to use this route.
Does Choice Transfer Work Between Different Platforms?
Telltale links Wolf Among Us Remastered choices through its account service. That is story continuity, not a transfer of a game purchase. Your Steam, Epic, PlayStation or Xbox licence remains on its original store.
Sign in to the Telltale Account you plan to use for the sequel and keep that login available. The publisher’s announcement makes this the link for your defining decisions.
Do Deleted Scenes and Noir Mode Change Your Choices?
Noir Mode leaves Wolf Among Us Remastered choices untouched. It only changes the presentation to black and white. The five playable deleted scenes are separate bonus features, while the main story and its decisions remain the same.
If you’re returning to Fabletown, the improved visuals and extras make it a good time to revisit the story, while your Telltale Account links Wolf Among Us Remastered choices to the sequel. See our changes vs original guide for everything added to this edition.
Official source: Telltale, October 29 Launch Announcement.
