If you're looking (or playing) Alan Wake II Recently but haven't played any of the other games in Remedy Games' growing “Remedyverse” of connected stories, then you might want to take a look at the Epic Games Store now. During the Developer Spotlight sale, Alan Wake remastered, Alan Wake American Nightmare, He controlsand both the standard and deluxe versions of Alan Wake II All are available for some very generous discounts.
The offer runs until January 10, 2024, so you have just under a week to take advantage of this.
Starting from the beginning Alan Wake Epic, you can grab Alan Wake remastered and its independent chapter, The American Nightmare by Alan Wake, for about $13 total (they are available for $10 and $3, respectively). We recommend getting Remastered Higher than the original version which is still on the Epic Games Store.
Originally released in 2010, Alan WakeThe gameplay may seem a little dated, but the story is worth continuing with. If you are looking for something more exciting and action-packed, Control the final edition Available for $20 and includes awesomeDLC chapter that connects explicitly He controlsMind-blowing narrative Alan Wake. (He controlsThe two expansions Also on sale individually for just $3 or together as a set for $5.)
what about Break the sleeve? Does this exist in the Remedyverse too?
Break the sleeve, Remedy's half-game, half-TV experience from 2016, is not available on the Epic Games Store. It's currently on Steam at Full price is $40. As IP's Break the sleeve Owned by Microsoft, it is not officially part of the Remedyverse. Like a lot Fans have noticedHowever, there are some direct and indirect connections across these game worlds. So if you play Break the sleeve In addition to Alan Wake IIMake sure to keep your eyes open for some suspicious similarities from time to time.
finally, KotakuChoosing the game of the year 2023, Alan Wake II On sale starting at $40 for the base game. the Deluxe editionWhich includes exclusive cosmetics and upcoming expansions Springs night And Lake houseit can be yours for just under $60.
while Alan Wake II It can certainly be played and enjoyed without having experienced the previous games, but the experience is only made better by jumping into Mr. Wick's first dark chapter in the sleepy Pacific Northwest town of Bright Falls.
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