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A Puzzling Adventure with a Twist
  
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Mystery of Scoggins

What the heck is going in Scoggins, Minnesota? When White House inquiries to the Scoggins Eraser Co. are answered only with curious puzzles, the U.S. Department of Puzzle Research's Nelson Tethers is sent on the case.

The strange case of Scoggins plunges Tethers into a mystery that will challenge every ounce of his expertise, and possibly his very wits too. He must overcome brainteasers at every turn, including mazes, logic puzzles and riddles, and he soon realizes that these - along with the clinically pre-occupied townspeople, secret societies, and mysterious sounds from the forest - are intimately connected to the core conundrum. And what's with the gnomes?

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Mystery of Scoggins

Created with Graham Annable's unique narrative and visual sensibilities, delivered with the distinctive Telltale storytelling style, Puzzle Agent is sure to challenge, thrill and engage in more ways than you can shake a cryptogram at!

  • Plentiful puzzles to challenge your neurons. See if you can find every puzzle to solve the mystery of Scoggins -- mazes, logic, riddles, brainteasers and more.

  • Investigate the strange, peculiar and mind-boggling to crack the case! Your discoveries provide clues to the larger mystery crippling the town, or uncover puzzles that must be solved to reveal answers ... or even more questions.

  • Hunting for Hints: Chewing gum helps Agent Tethers think and solve. Find and collect gum wads around the town to uncover hints if you get "stuck" in any puzzles.

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F.A.Q.

What is Puzzle Agent?
In Puzzle Agent, players take on the role of Nelson Tethers, the lead (and only) agent in the US Department of Puzzle Research70kg1stone i, sent on a rare field assignment to Scoggins, Minnesota to investigate why output at the town's eraser factory - the factory that supplies the White House with all its erasers - has come to a screeching halt. The game combines brainteasers that include mazes, puzzles, logic and riddles, intertwined to tell an engrossing, twisted mystery story - all presented with Graham Annable's unique narrative and visual sensibilities and the distinctive Telltale style.

Puzzle Agent combines generous doses of Nordic folklore, and an X-Files style mystery along with major influences of Professor-Layton inspired puzzling, David Lynch, the Coen brothers and a dash of Stanley Kubrick. And gnomes.

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F.A.Q. (cont)

Graham Annable, eh?
Yes, that's right. And yes, he's Canadian too, eh.

Some of you may know Graham from the early days of Telltale, when he was the company's first art director. Others may know Graham from the Grickle Channel or Dark Horse Comic's new Book of Grickle.

Graham is a classically trained animator who's built impressive credentials in film, television, video games and indie comics. He has spent years of his free time creating some of the funniest, most poignant comics and cartoons anywhere. His fluid art pulses with life and character. Alternately poetic and hilarious, Graham's work presents a strange twist on the everyday with heart and humor.

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F.A.Q. (cont)

In addition to Telltale, Graham has contributed to projects with George Lucas, Chuck Jones, Nickelodeon, Jeff Smith and Henry Selick's teams. Most recently, he's worked as storyboard artist on the Coraline theatrical feature. His indie Grickle Channel on YouTube was recently a home page Featured Video, ultimately driving over a million views. Graham's Grickle was named one of Wizard's Top 25 indie books everyone must read and selected for Houghton-Mifflin's 2008 edition of Best American Comics.

An inaugural member of Telltale at its founding, Graham is collaborating with the team in the conception, design direction and creative consultation for this project.

How is Telltale working with Graham?
Some have called Graham the 'creative instigator' for this project. He pitched many of the seminal ideas for the game to Telltale and the game is heavily influenced by his visual style and storytelling sensibilities. Telltale has been collaborating with Graham on the full game characterizations, story and game play scenarios.

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F.A.Q. (cont)

What's a Telltale Pilot?
Telltale has created the Pilot Program as a means of cultivating fresh creative ideas and fostering innovation, similar to the entertainment industry's television pilots.

Telltale's Pilot Program will introduce new video game concepts, content and play designs that can then be migrated to the company's episodic gaming model.

Puzzle Agent will be the first pilot, with the release starting in June.

Will pilots like this get extended to longer series?
The intent of Telltale's Pilot Program is to bring fresh game concepts, content and play designs to the world, so these can get expanded further.

Subscribing to the Telltale newsletter is the best way to get the latest news on Telltale Pilots and other great releases!

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F.A.Q. (cont)

Will I get a DVD with this purchase?
This Puzzle Agent pilot will not include a free DVD.

How will Puzzle Agent release on different platforms?
Puzzle Agent is virtually identical across all platforms, with the exception of appropriate tuning for the platform (the game interface and controls, for example.)

The PC and Mac versions are available for a single price when purchased at telltalegames.com. Coordinating with our partners, we release versions for all platforms as closely together as possible.

Puzzle Agent will begin releasing in June.

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About

Telltale

LucasArts alumni Dan Connors and Kevin Bruner founded Telltale in 2004 to continue the story and character rich excellence that LucasArts made famous. To date, Telltale has released series after series of high quality, critically-acclaimed episodic series, including multiple award-winning seasons of Sam & Max, Tales of Monkey Island, Wallace & Gromit, Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People, CSI games (with Ubisoft) ... and more

Puzzle Agent Design Lead Mark Darin has demonstrated his versatility, amazing design and writing chops and general all around talent through his work on Tales of Monkey Island, Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People, CSI, as well as his indie Nick Bounty games prior to joining Telltale.

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About

Graham Annable

Classically trained animator Graham Annable has built impressive credentials in film, television, video games and indie comics. He has for years spent his free time creating some of the funniest, most poignant comics and cartoons anywhere. His fluid art pulses with life and character. Alternately poetic and hilarious, Graham's work presents a strange twist on the everyday with heart and humor.

Graham has contributed to projects with George Lucas, Chuck Jones, Nickelodeon, Telltale Games, Jeff Smith and Henry Selick's teams, most recently through his work as storyboard artist on the Coraline theatrical feature. His indie Grickle Channel on YouTube was recently a home page Featured Video, ultimately driving over 1M views. Graham's Grickle was named one of Wizard's Top 25 indie books everyone must read and selected for Houghton-Mifflin's 2008 edition of Best American Comics.

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About

An inaugural member of Telltale at its founding and the company's first art director, Graham Annable is collaborating with the team in the conception, design direction and creative consultation for Puzzle Agent.

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Telltale Pilot

Telltale has created the pilot program as a means of cultivating fresh creative ideas and fostering innovation, similar to the broadcast industry's television pilots.

Telltale's pilot program will introduce new video game concepts, content and play designs that can then be migrated to the company's episodic gaming model.

Puzzle Agent is the first pilot and begins releasing in June.

Preorder Info

Puzzle Agent Pre-Order Offer and Restrictions

Pre-order Puzzle Agent now for only $9.95 and receive a coupon for 50% off anything in the TelltaleGames.com store, including games and merchandise! Coupon must be used immediately with purchase of Puzzle Agent. Offer not good with Puzzle Agent itself or other Telltale promotions. Offer ends June 8, 2010 EXTENDED!

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