The makers of Alan Wake said yesterday that the PC version of the Xbox 360 exclusive will arrive in February. As it is self-published by Remedy, you don’t have to worry about it using the execrable Games For Windows Live: “Games for Windows Live will not be used; we will be fully supporting the Steam platform,” says developer Remedy Entertainment. More »
Is Remedy working on a brand new AAA title? This new job ad, recently posted on Remedy’s official website, would suggest so. More »
Yes, you read that right. Alan Wake now has a horde mode, and a rather good one at that. It seems that every game has one these days. However, is this something that Alan Wake fans want? More »
Next year Mr. Scratch is coming for you. More »
Alan Wake may have been one of the most overlooked games of 2010, and I have vowed to one day go back and actually finish the thing. Maybe now I’ll do it on the PC! More »
This is Alan Wake: American Nightmare, the downloadable sequel to Remedy’s 2010 narrative game for the Xbox 360. In it, the protagonist author Alan Wake fights against his murderous doppleganger. More »
Upcoming action game Max Payne 3 is set in Brazil. Rockstar, the folks making Max Payne 3, are not a Brazilian studio, so that meant one thing: research. More »
Alan Wake had its detractors, but for the most part is was an interesting proposition – a narrative driven experience that took its story seriously. Apparently Remedy are currently preparing to start work on a new title, for the Xbox 360, and they’re looking for a level designer well-versed in “drama and storytelling.” Could Remedy be working on Alan Wake 2? More »
What’s next for the developer behind Max Payne and Xbox 360 mystery Alan Wake? An iPhone and iPad version of their 1996 vehicular combat game Death Rally, coming in March. More »
