The camera continues to pull in as the scene warps once again to a street in Bright Falls, the location Alan Wake took place in, before shifting back to the city location. Alan begins a monologue about stories as the scene shifts to a city street, possibly New York, on a rainy night, with that same figure remaining in the scene. There’s a dead body on a wooden or stone table, and a shadowy figure in the distance. It opens on a taped-off crime scene in the woods that looks very much like a location from the first game. The announcement trailer is brief, but has some interesting details hidden within it. It will launch on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, as well as the Epic Game Store for PC. The trailer did make it clear where we would be able to play Alan Wake 2. Developer Remedy did say it would have more to say in summer 2022, so we’ll keep you posted on the release window. Considering the only trailer we have is fully CGI, with no hint of gameplay at all, anything before late 2023 doesn’t seem likely. Alan Wake 2 is still a far ways off from completion, with the release window putting it sometime in 2023. Everything announced at the 2021 Game Awards.
#ALAN WAKE 2 PS5 PLUS#
So far, all we have to go on is the initial reveal trailer, plus some other hints given here and there to sift through, but here is everything we know about Alan Wake 2. With a remaster of the first game catching everyone up on his first appearance, now was the perfect time to announce that the long-awaited sequel was back in development. Featured in the AWE expansion for a completely different game, Control, Alan was back in the picture. Since then, we hadn’t heard from our intrepid writer until he showed up in a very unlikely place.
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