Despite that, Lake continued to be part of a team in Remedy to brainstorm ideas and work on different incarnations for Alan Wake II. Puha said that the only limited factor for them to work on an Alan Wake sequel was "time, money, and resources". Director of communications Thomas Puha stated in April 2019 that Remedy had briefly returned to work on an Alan Wake property about two years prior, but the effort did not work out, and the company is presently booked for the next few years, between their own new game Control, supporting Smilegate on its game CrossFire, and another new project. When Quantum Break was announced, Sam Lake explained that a sequel to Alan Wake had been postponed, and that Alan Wake was not financially successful enough to receive the funding they needed to continue developing the sequel at the time. Most of the ideas for Alan Wake 2 were implemented in American Nightmare, a downloadable follow-up for the original Alan Wake game. This ultimately became Quantum Break, which was released in 2016. Microsoft, however, at the time was not interested in a sequel and instead, tasked Remedy to create something new. Ultimately, Remedy pitched the project to Alan Wake publisher Microsoft Studios. Narratively, it will be a direct continuation of Alan Wake. New enemies and new gameplay mechanics, such as being able to rewrite reality, was showcased in the prototype. A prototype was created to show off the gameplay of Alan Wake 2 when the studio was showing the game to potential publishers. The sequel would continue to star Alan Wake as the protagonist, but it would also explore the stories of the supporting characters including Wake's friend Barry Wheeler and Sheriff Sarah Breaker. The team quickly began to discuss sequel ideas after Alan Wake was shipped. Remedy learnt from their lessons working on Max Payne and wrote Alan Wake in a way that allows additional story to be told through sequels and additional installments.
Remedy Entertainment released Alan Wake in 2010.
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A sequel to Alan Wake (2010), the game is set to be released for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S in 2023. We don’t want to take the team away from that focus, so we’re going to keep going and making a great game experience, and unfortunately, you’ll have to wait a bit longer for a demo and trailer.”ĭespite a delay to its original reveal plans, Alan Wake 2 is still scheduled to launch for PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5 next year.Alan Wake II is an upcoming survival horror game developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Epic Games Publishing. “We feel that we have momentum going, and we want to make sure we are creating the best, and first, survival horror game for Remedy. "To create a proper, polished demo or a trailer takes a lot of effort, and it’s several months of work that could take away from development,” he continued. "We are deep in production, have a lot of material, and a great deal of the game is playable." However, Lake says the developer has "come to the decision.that we will not be showing anything big this summer." “Everything with Alan Wake 2 development is going really well," creative director Sam Lake said in a statement shared alongside news of the Switch release.
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Quite how many of the remaster's updated elements will make their way to Switch remains to be seen, but Remedy promises more details ahead of its arrival this autumn.Īs for Alan Wake 2, which was finally confirmed after much speculation at the end of last year, Remedy has given a minor update on its progress, offering the perhaps disappointing news that it won't be ready to share more details this summer, as it had previously announced.
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Watch on YouTube Alan Wake Remastered - Xbox, PlayStation, and PC Announce Trailer.Īs of today, however, a Switch version of Alan Wake Remastered is official, with Remedy confirming it'll be a digital- only release that runs natively on Nintendo's hardware.
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