The latest title from Remedy will allow us to get out of the linear structure that characterized the titles of the Finnish firm.
The games of Remedy Entertainment They have always been characterized by their linear stories, although lately things have changed. In the case of Control, some not-so-linear edges were seen with large spaces that invited exploration, a ttrend that seems to return in Alan Wake 2 although with a few variables.
The Finns have released a series of behind-the-scenes videos from the development of Alan Wake 2, and in one of them, featuring Saga Anderson, the developers mention several goals they want to achieve with the new title.
Behind the scenes of Remedy's latest
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Kyle Rowley, the director of the title, said that the game will be "a little more open" and this will not only allow free exploration but will even allow players to return to previously visited areas. On the other hand, Anne-Lynn Sottas, the artistic director of production, confirmed the return of some of the most emblematic places of the first game, although recreated to allow more exploration.
The Remedy Entertainment team has done extensive research on the settings to recreate this fictional region of the United States with all the detail it deserves. Alan Wake 2 will arrive on October 17 on Xbox Seres X / S, PC and PS 5 although we will be able to see some of the gameplay June 8 at the Summer Game Fest.
Gabriel Fuentes
Translator and localizer of video games passionate about retro titles and simulators. He's never let go of a controller since he was given an Atari 2600.
