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Control: AWE DLC Gets 15-Minutes of Moody Gameplay, Alan Wake Crossover Further Detailed

Nathan Birch of wccftech writes, "Last week Remedy Entertainment pulled the curtain back on Control: AWE, the game’s final big update, and surprise surprise, it turns out the DLC is actually an Alan Wake crossover! Today Remedy showed off roughly the first 15 minutes of AWE gameplay, and provided some more details about the Alan Wake crossover and connected Remedy Universe. First up, check out the AWE livestream below (jump to around the 18-minute mark for the gameplay)."

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-Foxtrot1780d ago

Looks great but more Alan Wake will always be good

However like I've said before, I hope they don't reveal too much about the things going on in Alan Wake, I don't want all those things to just be explained away because of the stuff we learnt in Control about the Old House, other dimensions and beings that live there. I'd rather they say Jesse has the Hiss and their dimension and Alan has his with the darkness, two "beings" who are fighting for a place in our world, then another games can have their own dimension with a a third enemy.

I really want Alan Wake 2, it would be awesome if Alan writes something where Alice is thrown into an adventure to help free her husband while being stalked by Mr Scratch.

RaidenBlack1779d ago

Alan Wake 2 will happen. Remedy has the rights.

gamer78041779d ago

It will happen but there next game again is not Alan wake 2 but it’s in the same universe

Crazyglues1779d ago (Edited 1779d ago )

...And for the people who never played Alan Wake and know nothing about that game... This DLC is like a joke, Like the company really didn't think about what if, they are a PlayStation player and never played Alan Wake...??? And could careless about that game...

-Nice- So for those people nothing to see here, you get to replay boss missions, like what? How about new boss missions.. Why is this DLC so lame..

I was expecting to go back and play a section of the game as the brother, or something cool like that with new story, but instead here's a gun that shoots 3 bullets that explode on a timer... What? That's Super LAME...!

I see now why they are charging for the PS5 version, it's a cash grab, whole update is Stupid, more checkpoints, oh was that hard to make, Like this is the smallest amount of work you could have done and still, you decided to charge for it... LoL -Such a good game, for the studio to just go out being Lame is just so sad to see..

Very, very disappointed about this Update/DLC, but on the bright side I could now careless about the PS5 version of the game..

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How the Remedy Connected Universe does the multiverse right

ScribbleCat said: Media is certainly no stranger to connecting all their properties together. Comic books have been doing this for generations, and TV is also known for special crossover episodes, which confirm the notion that they take place in the same fictional world. Video games, which can be barely called a new medium at this point, also have some interesting overlaps with connecting different games. For example, Valve’s Portal and Half-Life show how subtle hints can give players more theories to chew on. Old classics like DOOM and Wolfenstein also share similarities. But my favorite connection between games is the Remedy Connected Universe. While only a connection between Alan Wake and Control have been confirmed, there is SO much more to explore with Remedy’s crazy take on this old formula. And, according to Sam Lake, this is only the beginning.

SimpleSlave6d ago

They really should release the full Quantum Break experience on the PS5. Sure, it's a middle-of-the-road third-person shooter and a perfect example of self-indulgence, but why not? It was fun in short burst and it completes the Remedy set until Max Payne 1+2 Remakes get released later on.

Do it, Microsawft. Don't be cowards.

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Control 2 Confirmed As Action RPG; First Game Receiving Free 2025 Update

Control 2 will shift to an action RPG, Remedy confirms. The first game is set to receive a free update in early 2025, unlocking previously released content.

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RaidenBlack221d ago

eh?
They better not mess much with the Max Payne Remake(s)

Yui_Suzumiya220d ago

Yeah but this was announced before the Max Payne Remake after all

LucasRuinedChildhood220d ago (Edited 220d ago )

What does "unlocking some previously released content" actually mean though? I would imagine it should be "previously unreleased content". Bit odd.

DaReapa220d ago

Right. Especially since the Ultimate Edition supposedly contained everything.

raWfodog220d ago

I only played about an hour of Control when I added it to my library back when it was one of the PS+ ‘free’ games. I’ll start it over again after the early 2025 update is dropped. I keep hearing that it’s a good game.

jznrpg220d ago

You can make that statement for any game. It’s called gameplay loop. Not everyone is going to enjoy the same loops but all games are repetitive by nature

RedDevils219d ago

Agree it was very boring game. Could not get into it. Remember me the game I played on PS3 is still better than this.

Chocoburger220d ago

These days "RPG" translates to constantly grinding for experience points, wasting time upgrading gear, and repeatedly collecting resources off the ground.

Please don't be an Ubishit style filler game.

Yui_Suzumiya220d ago

Hopefully it'll be more like Mass Effect

Amplitude220d ago (Edited 220d ago )

Remedy doesn't really make mistakes. It'll be good, I'm sure.

Inverno220d ago

So in other words it's an action game needlessly fluffed out with RPG mechanics and a pointless leveling system. I really enjoy RPGs when they're actually RPGs but modern action games really tire me out when they shoehorn in mechanics they don't need. All this does is make a 20 hour game into a 40 hour game because missions become locked behind level requirements, and enemies become damage sponges. It's not fun, it's tedious.

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Remedy is leaving Epic in the dark place to self-publish Control 2

Remedy will self-publish Control 2 as part of a new "strategic cooperation agreement" with Annapurna. A press release accompanying the announcement says Annapurna will provide half of Control 2's development budget, and in return gains the rights to adapt Control and Alan Wake for film and television.

TheNamelessOne302d ago

Devs backing EPIC didn't last long. I just can't understand why ... /s

porkChop302d ago (Edited 302d ago )

This isn't about the store. Epic published the game on all platforms. They want to self publish because they couldn't recoup Alan Wake 2's budget.

Killer2020UK302d ago

...because Epic chose to restrict its PC release to the Epic store and completely restrict it's physical release until later this year.

Vits302d ago

It’s connected, though. They couldn’t recoup the costs because Epic restricted the places and formats where the game could be released, literally removing the biggest PC distribution channels from the equation. And they also sold the game cheaper than a traditional full release, solely to support their statements at the launch of the Epic Games Store that PC games would be cheaper if it weren’t for Steam.

RaidenBlack302d ago

Dang, nice ... Alan Wake II is an amazing game
Can't wait for Control 2 and Max Payne Remakes

DustMan302d ago

Not sure why your getting down voted because you found Alan Wake 2 amazing. I'm in the same boat as you. Can't wait for Control 2 & the Max Payne remakes. Max Payne 1 & 2 were some of my favorite pc games from my early teens lol.

RaidenBlack301d ago

Coz N4G logic.
You cant praise a game if its got no physical release, not releasing on PS etc

isarai302d ago

Maybe this time we'll actually get a day 1 physical release

JEECE302d ago

And hopefully Steam/GOG options on PC.

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