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Control 2 Announced as Action RPG

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge

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Remedy Entertainment has announced that Control 2 will be an action RPG, marking a shift from the original's action-adventure style. This was revealed during an investor presentation, where the studio also discussed its plans for an interconnected universe spanning games, film, and TV, including franchises like Alan Wake and the newly announced multiplayer game FBC: Firebreak. Control's ultimate edition is set to release on Mac, and a free update is planned for next year.

Summer Game Fest 2024: What to Watch and Expect

Originally Published 1 year ago — by IGN

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Summer Game Fest 2024 promises a wide array of video game reveals and announcements from various developers and publishers. Key highlights include potential updates on Spider-Man 2 DLC, Monster Hunter Wilds, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, and Alan Wake 2. Major players like Sony, Xbox, and EA are expected to showcase new content, while indie and mid-size developers will also present their latest projects. Fans can look forward to trailers, updates, and possibly some surprise reveals.

"Fan Buys 4,000 Worthless Copies of Alan Wake Game"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Kotaku

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A dedicated fan of the game Alan Wake purchased 4,000 worthless promotional download cards for the Xbox 360 version of the game from eBay, believing they originated from a store with excess unsold vouchers. Despite knowing they are likely unusable due to their age, the fan, named Alisa, finds humor in the purchase and plans to use them as a quirky decoration in her room, showcasing her love for the game and Remedy Entertainment's storytelling.

"Collector's Nightmare: Gamer's 4,000 Copies of Alan Wake All Defective"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by PCGamesN

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A devoted fan of the game Alan Wake has purchased 4,000 download cards for the original 2010 horror shooter, despite none of them working. The fan, Alisa, plans to use the cards for a fan video inspired by the game's live-action cinematics and to decorate her room with them. Despite the cards likely being more than ten years old and never activated, Alisa's dedication to the game showcases an extreme level of fandom.

"Alan Wake 2: Remedy's Record-Breaking Success and Ongoing Profitability Challenge"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Video Games Chronicle

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Remedy plans to expand the Alan Wake franchise following the success of Alan Wake 2, which has sold 1.3 million copies and is the studio’s fastest selling game. The company is working on two paid expansions for the game and aims to continue serving existing fans while attracting new players. Remedy's CEO also highlighted the importance of growing and expanding the Alan Wake and Control franchises as a key part of the company's future.

"Embracing Fear: Overcoming My Fear of Horror Games"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Defector

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The author, a horror movie enthusiast, struggles with playing horror video games due to the level of control they offer, causing anxiety and fear. Despite enjoying scary movies, the author finds it difficult to derive enjoyment from games like Alan Wake and Control, and contemplates whether to power through the fear or let the games collect dust.

"Dead by Daylight Introduces Alan Wake in Tome 18 Update"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by GameSpot

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Dead by Daylight introduces Alan Wake with new outfits in the upcoming Tome 18: REVISION, a multiplayer action/horror game where players take on the roles of either a brutal Killer or Survivors, with the Killer aiming to sacrifice Survivors and the Survivors working together to evade and escape.

"Alan Wake Joins Dead by Daylight as New Survivor"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Polygon

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Dead by Daylight is adding Alan Wake as the next survivor to its asymmetrical multiplayer horror game, with the star of Remedy Entertainment’s psychological thriller/survival horror series known for his use of flashlights to burn away darkness from his foes. Alan’s abilities in the game include Champion of Light, Boon: Illumination, and Deadline. The Alan Wake chapter will go live on Jan. 30, joining other recent additions like Chucky from the Child’s Play franchise and Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise.

"Maximize Your Inventory Space in Alan Wake 2 with These Upgrades"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by GameSpot

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This guide provides information on how to increase inventory space in Alan Wake 2. Saga Anderson can find inventory upgrade satchels during her chapters, while Alan Wake can unlock an upgrade through the Word of Power perk called Word of Stuff: Magic Pocket. The locations of the satchels and Word of Stuff glyphs are provided, offering players options to expand their inventory space in the game.

"Alan Wake II: A Darker and Twisted Sequel Promises Intense Brutality"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Kotaku

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The upcoming sequel to the popular game Alan Wake, titled Alan Wake 2, promises to be more intense and brutal than its predecessor. The game shifts into full-blown horror, with less combat but more strategic intensity and a focus on interactive storytelling. The narrative structure aims to challenge players and leave room for interpretation. The game incorporates live action more extensively, seamlessly blending it with gameplay. The creative director, Sam Lake, discusses the decision to make Alan Wake a flawed character and the fears and nervousness that come with creating a complex and layered story. Alan Wake 2 is set to release on October 27.

"Fortnite's Flashback Prequel: A Must-Play Before Alan Wake 2"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Dexerto

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Fortnite's Creative mode introduces "Alan Wake: Flashback," a playable segment that recaps key moments from the original Alan Wake game, allowing players to catch up on the story before the release of Alan Wake 2. The mode features story beats such as Alan and Alice's relationship and their trip to Bright Falls, and can be experienced with any in-game skin. Alan Wake's voice actor, Matthew Poretta, provides narration for the mode. Alan Wake 2 is set to release on October 27.

Fortnite offers 20-minute Alan Wake recap before sequel release

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eurogamer.net

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In preparation for the release of Alan Wake 2, Epic Games has released a free playable 20-minute recap episode of the original Alan Wake game within Fortnite. Developed in collaboration with Remedy Entertainment, Spiral House, and Zen Creative, the episode serves as a refresher for players while offering a spooky and fun experience. Alan Wake: Flashback is available now on all platforms where Fortnite exists, and Alan Wake 2 is set to launch on October 27th.

"Alan Wake 2: A Dark Journey into Remedy's Terrifying Lore"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Polygon

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Alan Wake 2, set to be released on October 27, will feature a parallel storyline where protagonist Alan Wake navigates the Dark Place, a hostile dream world resembling New York City, in an attempt to rewrite reality and reunite with his wife. The game introduces improved combat mechanics and an inventory system, as well as a puzzling feature called the Writer's Room, where Wake can rewrite scenes and open new pathways. The Dark Place manipulates Wake through narrative graffiti and live-action sequences, blurring the line between mediums. The game also incorporates elements from the Remedy Connected Universe, including appearances by characters from Control and the Oceanview Motel.

The Rejected Pitch: Alan Wake 2's TV-Style Episodes

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Eurogamer.net

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Microsoft rejected a pitch for Alan Wake 2 that included TV-style episodes, which eventually led to the creation of Quantum Break. Remedy has continued to work on ideas for a full sequel ever since, and Alan Wake 2 will finally be released in October. The game director confirmed that Control also started off as an Alan Wake 2 concept. Microsoft has considered acquiring Remedy in the past, and the fact that Alan Wake 2 and the recent Alan Wake Remastered will launch on the Epic Games Store is listed as a "risk" in court documents from Microsoft's attempted acquisition of Activision Blizzard.