The final DLC expansion of Control catches us up on a few characters from Alan Wake and suggests where the 2010 psychological horror story will head next.
Publisher Epic Games put together a short video celebrating the 25th anniversary of Remedy, the studio behind highly-regarded action games like Max Payne and Control.
It might be combined with a future Control game, but the big takeaway from AWE is that Remedy is setting up the continuation of Alan Wake's story.
Remedy Entertainment said the two games share a universe, and its upcoming project is set in this same canon.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of one of its most celebrated titles, Remedy Entertainment is bringing Alan Wake to Game Pass.
This week, two more free PC games are available to claim from the Epic Store, and both are worth grabbing.
Remedy has told GameSpot it could bring Alan Wake to PlayStation or Nintendo platforms.
Remedy Entertainment has reacquired the publishing rights for Alan Wake games, the company has announced.
Eight years after its initial release, Contradiction Films and Remedy Entertainment have announced that the two companies are collaborating on an Alan Wake TV adaptation.
After a long exclusive relationship with Microsoft, Remedy Entertainment will unveil a new game under a new publisher for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
Xbox and PC owners have only a few more days to pick up the game before it disappears.
The game, whatever it is, will be released one a "wider range of platforms."
What's next for Remedy Entertainment? We may know soon.
This is not what we expected.
Single-player remains important to Remedy, but it also wants to go further.
This new game is in the "conceptual stage"; Remedy already talking to publishers.
Remedy is already looking to the future after Quantum Break, but Alan Wake fans will have to wait.
The studio has been working on the unannounced new game for at least nine months, reportedly.
Plus, Remedy talks about a potential Quantum Break sequel.
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"We'd love an opportunity to do more Alan Wake" in the future, creative director says.
Remedy creative director Sam Lake clears up the confusion.
But what is it?
Remedy Entertainment's cult classic may be making a comeback.
Sam Lake says time away from working on a Alan Wake 2 has helped make ideas for it better.
Remedy is "discussing this possibility" right now with Microsoft.
Remedy is currently exploring the sequel with publishers outside of Microsoft.
Action-horror franchise reaches new sales milestone; Microsoft survey gauging interest in Xbox One version of the game.
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Remedy recently spoke about being interested in revisiting the series "when the time is right."
"Definitely we are looking for opportunities to do more, someday, when the time is right."
Remedy Entertainment working on action strategy game that developer claims "hasn't been done on the platform before."
Remedy says it could have made "less ambitious" sequel, but it wouldn't have done series justice; Quantum Break to be "ultimate Remedy experience."
Techology giant brings on Noah Falstein as Chief Game Designer for reasons unknown.
Remedy Entertainment seeking to add as many as 20 staffers in coming months for unannounced project "targeted" for future-generation systems.
Remedy's horror action game vaults to double-platinum status from combined sales of Xbox 360 and PC versions.
Remedy reveals development and marketing costs on Windows version of action horror game offset two days after launch last Thursday.
New release slate led by vehicular combat game, early PS Vita hardware and games; UFC Undisputed 3, Grand Slam Tennis 2, Tekken 3DS, and Alan Wake for PC also out.
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