Get Ready to See Live-Action Adaptations of Alan Wake and Control
Remedy Entertainment has partnered with Annapurna Interactive for Control 2 and potential media adaptations.
Remedy Entertainment has partnered with Annapurna Interactive for Control 2 and potential media adaptations.
This "alternate" ending might be unlocked once the New Game+ mode has been patched into Alan Wake 2 at a later date.
A respectful working relationship between a game developer and publisher will always yield positive results.
Make no mistake, the concerns about Alan Wake 2 effectively hiding gameplay behind a massive GPU paywall are still very much valid.
Alan Wake 2 is making rounds on the internet for all the right reasons after flirting with a disastrous launch.
According to a developer over at Remedy Entertainment, the studio wanted to "underpromise" and "overdeliver" with Alan Wake 2 on PC.
Anticipation for Alan Wake 2 is at an all-time high, with Sam Lake hinting at substantial post-launch content and deeper connections to Control.
Studios are becoming vocal about the issues, with Alan Wake 2 joining a growing list of games with reduced features on the Xbox Series S.
Remedy Entertainment is pioneering a multimedia approach to storytelling, encompassing live-action content, music, and potential transmedia ventures.
The studio says that the game was built for 30 FPS but players will have an option to run it on a higher frame rate.
In an attempt to avoid the disaster that was the launch of the first Alan Wake game, the sequel is now coming out on October 27.
The original Alan Wake featured a quote from the King of Horror, which he gave Remedy Entertainment leave to use for next to nothing.
Alan Wake’s sequel has taken 13 long years but it is finally here this October.
Alan Wake 2 will chronicle the titular character’s attempts to escape the Dark Place where he has been stuck for 13 years.
Remedy Entertainment also released new concept art for Alan Wake 2 while confirming that AMC Networks is working on an Alan Wake TV series.
Remedy's underrated action-adventure game, Alan Wake, is getting a sequel more than a decade after the first game was released.
A classification spotted in Brazil "confirms" that Alan Wake Remastered is coming to the Nintendo Switch.
Get a good look at Alan's HD return ahead of its release date on October 5, 2021.