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Alan wake remastered include dlc series#

Mind you, the quality of the series itself as well as the creative potential for a sequel have never been limiting factors.

Some of that doubt can be attributed to gamers not wanting to be hurt by disappointment again, but the fact is that Alan Wake‘s historically troubled development and subsequent release (as well as the cost/risk of making a narrative-driven horror game in the modern industry) have always been enough to cast reasonable doubt over this sequel’s prospects. Remedy did acquire the rights to Alan Wake in 2019, but fans still doubted that they’d ever release a sequel to the game. Not only was the series briefly removed from digital storefronts due to music licensing issues, but Remedy’s reported interest in developing an Alan Wake sequel has previously been stifled by Microsoft (who initially owned the rights to the series). However, the Alan Wake franchise’s biggest hurdle has always been the rights to the franchise itself as well as the rights to the content associated with the original games. After all, it’s been 9 years since the release of Alan Wake‘s fascinating (if painfully uneven) American Nightmare DLC, and aside from Control‘s surprising Alan Wake-themed AWE DLC, we really haven’t been treated to a proper dive into the franchise’s compelling universe since then. Granted, the wait for Alan Wake 2 never reached Half-Life 3 levels of anticipation, but the sequel’s prospects have become a bit of a meme over the years. More importantly, it’s hard not to wonder if that potential sequel will also finally give us a real reason to hope that a Triple-A single-player horror game resurgence is indeed on the horizon. While it’s easy enough to look forward to any chance to play Alan Wake again (or for the first time), it’s hard to look at this news and not ultimately see it as the best reason yet to hope that Remedy Entertainment might actually finally give us the proper Alan Wake sequel that the horror game’s most adamant fans have waited over a decade for.

Believe it or not, this will actually be the first time that Alan Wake will be officially available for PlayStation platforms since the original game’s 2010 release date.

Alan wake remastered include dlc Pc#

We don’t know much about the simply titled Alan Wake Remastered at this time, but it is currently scheduled to be released in fall 2021 for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PC via the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. Developer Remedy Entertainment has confirmed that they’re finally remastering their largely underrated horror masterpiece, Alan Wake.