Alan Wake
Presented in the style of a TV series, Alan Wake features the trademark Remedy storytelling and pulse-pounding action sequences. As players dive deeper and deeper into the mystery, they’ll face overwhelming odds, plot twists, and cliffhangers. It’s only … Source: IGDB
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Review: Alan Wake Remastered review: a handsome lick of paint on a decade-old classic
But you should probably just play the original Steam release
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Alan Wake 2's developers "have always internally felt that we need to find ways to do longer games"
And nu-Wake will be Remedy's longest yet
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Supporters only: Alan Wake is a terrible writer but dammit, I respect him
Dreamweaver (almost literally)
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Remedy's history of big moods collapsing into bad gunfights tempers my excitement for Alan Wake 2
Playing Quantum Break on Game Pass put it into perspective for me
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Review: Alan Wake Remastered review: a handsome lick of paint on a decade-old classic
But you should probably just play the original Steam release
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Alan Wake was the first game I upgraded my PC for, and I'd do it again for Alan Wake Remastered
Would you remedy that frame rate too?
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The repeatedly leaked Alan Wake remaster seems imminent
Retail listings suggest an October release date
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Remedy are working on two new projects, and one is a live-service multiplayer game
Could this unannounced project be a new Alan Wake?
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Deals: Spooky shooter Alan Wake returns to stores and cheap as chips
I know writers who use subtext and they're all cowards
