To be fair to Remedy they only partnered with Epic to get them to fund AW2, it was either a GameStore exclusive or no game to release. Glad to see this on steam though.

Please be good.

Big Inception vibes, really looking forward to this one as I loved Control but didn't like Alan Wake 2 that much

Same, as long as it's not 70 eurodollars

I guess we're DMC now. I loved Control and AW2, but the gameplay for both was so-so. Glad to see they're branching out.

I wish more people realised this. Alan Wake 1 sold really poorly, but Sam Lake and Remedy had *really* really wanted to make a sequel forever and literally no other publisher would touch the franchise. They tried to talk Microsoft into it but got funding refused and had to make Quantum Break instead. Epic was their only chance to get to do their passion project, it's not like I can blame them.

Same. I loved control, gave up on the AW "games" after about 30 minutes each.

Trailers gonna trail though. Explosions sell, the game could be 99% puzzle for all we know


considering the previous entry, who knows.

Exactly this. I didn't like it but I held my nose for it and it was worth it.

I love control's gameplay, (didn't like aw so skipped aw2 until my library has a free copy) I'm excited for everything about this. It is my favorite video game universe

Wait they were quantum break? Neat ⊂(^◔ܫ◔^)⊃

There are 2 pretty massive Alan Wake easter eggs in Quantum Break actually! Sam Lake and co were working on ideas for the sequel in the background even when the publisher weren't interested. Also I think the integrated TV show in Quantum Break taught Remedy a lot of valuable lessons for live-action work, that you can say they then perfected in Control and (especially) Alan Wake 2.

I just want 20 hours of that heavy metal ashtray labyrinth sequence.

> didn’t like aw so skipped aw2 until my library has a free copy Alan Wake 2 has a DLC that ties in pretty heavily with Control, so you'll definitely want to play that before the new game comes out.

I see a vision rising, dreary

I really loved the ambience of the Oldest House. Wonder if this is a genre shift from 3D Metroidvania to linear action game?

Control was fun, but let's be real, it's Smack Enemy with Chair Simulator with a little bit of gunplay mixed in.

The first 30 minutes was one of the greatest world-building hooks ever made for a video game.