All the fans are eagerly waiting for a long time for Alan Wake 2, and now the wait is over. Now it’s unfortunate, that the game takes a bit longer until we heard about the game’s development from Remedy. Alan Wake’s anniversary updates from the Remedy, with creative director Sam Lake, opened that the studio will be keeping Alan Wake’s 2 latest updates that are under wraps for a little while longer, and there are no such other updates this summer.
Lake also said, “Everything with Alan Wake 2 development is going really well. We are deep in production have a lot of, and a great deal of the game is playable,” he also said, “But we have been talki9ng for the past couple of months and have come to the decision here at Remedy, along with such wonderful publisher Epic Games, that we also will not be showing anything big this summer.”
They also say, “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.”
Moreover, the sacrifice of the resources for a prom optional update, Lake says Remedy wants to take the current momentum and keep developing Alan Wake 2 which means “unfortunately, you will have to wait for a by longer for a demo and trailer.”
Alan Waker 2 had revealed at The Game Awards last December and is set to be Remedy’s first true survival horror game, whereas the first Alan Wake was an action adaptation along with horror elements with survival horror games that completely rely less on the action, and available more on the atmosphere and resource management. The new remedy also exposed the latest concept art for Alan Wake 2 in the current update.
The small update on Alan Wake 2 Remedy declared that is working along with AMC on the Alan Wake TV show, and the latest updates reveal that Alan Wake Remastered is also coming to the Nintendo Switch.
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