"Sam Lake says he still hopes to make an Alan Wake sequel." Alan wake yes. American Nightmare no. the DLC was not that bad but base game was much better. better objectives, story, and location.
Such a great game! I loved the setting (absolutely love the Pacific Northwest) the characters and atmosphere. It felt like I was playing through one of Stephen Kings stories.
I'd be down for a sequel and hope that one day it come soon to fruition.
I cannot agree enough with you. The story, characters, environment, mechanics, weapons, enemies and excellent weather changes made for one of the best games last Gen. It's in my top 10 from last Gen.
@deno absolutely and it is one of my favorites from last gen. It and TLOU were my top two favorites.
@SheenuTheLegend I feel the same way. In fact I wish Xbox had more games like Alan Wake. That's to say not all supernatural horror but just that level of quality overall and the focus on a solid narrative with great characters.
Would be great if they make it like they wanted to from the beginning in an open world like environment. Played the first one but found the gameplay extremely boring and monotonous. If they made a sequel they would definitely need to change that up.
I doubt Remedy would keep an Alan Wake sequel or remaster from Xbox; the platform the game began on. Multiplat makes sense, but this idea that Remedy is going to swing full Sony is quite unrealistic, and in all probability, won't happen.
The Titanfall 2 example doesn't even need to be raised, but I may as well.
i think we will see many other developers who will be bought out within next 12 months. AAA development is becoming so expensive so almost every developer who wants to make AAA games need a huge publisher so they will side with ms or sony
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don't be surprised if sony buys out take two(like it was rumored and announced with ps5. they can keep GTA on other platforms like minecraft)
Mass Effect never 'left' Xbox though, and it especially didn't leave Xbox to go to PlayStation and make the sequels exclusive to it. That's the critical detail. If Remedy do the sequel, it's more likely that it will be multiplat than anything else, and I doubt Sony will be buying Remedy.
I thought my point was simple, and your Mass Effect argument is a scenario of a game going multiplat; not going to another platform to be exclusive. It'll play out like Titanfall did... that's my point.
They do. But I'm sure they've yet to find a good way of fitting in all the loot boxes, a microtransaction store, and all the multiple editions, and what useless guff to sell with them. When they do, we'll see a pale shadow of a sequel. Pun intended.
I should hope so! Absolutely loved the first and DLC definitely left me hanging so I've spent years waiting for a proper sequel and conclusion.
When I say DLC I don't mean American Nightmare. I treat that as a separate game. I'm talking about the two DLC chapters for the main game that leave it on a cliffhanger.
I enjoyed the first but truthfully didn't really understand everything in the game. Only thing that was an issue with the first was how each level felt like waves of mobs. It pulled the immersion often when you're running from A to B, kill mobs, collect ammo and repeat.
Since Remedy bought the right back from Microsoft it would be a barrel of laugh if they end up partning with Microosft again to publish the second game.
I played it they put allot of work into that game but at that time the hate for Xbox was at a all time high same thing happens with sunset overdrive amazing game but overshadowed by the massive Xbox hate at that time
Of course they do!
Please do!
Do it!
Pretty Please
Such a great game! I loved the setting (absolutely love the Pacific Northwest) the characters and atmosphere. It felt like I was playing through one of Stephen Kings stories.
I'd be down for a sequel and hope that one day it come soon to fruition.