This year 2023 we have had some excellent releases, but undoubtedly one of those that stood out due to the hype generated by the sequel to Alan Wake, left fans waiting for what the Finns at Remedy Entertainment could doa studio in charge of the same and other great titles like the famous Control, and they did, Alan Wake 2 managed to make many of us fall in love with its mysterious and captivating story.
After the launch of its last major free update called The Final Draft, which not only brought the highly anticipated New Game+, which we had been asking for for a long time, but also brought new challenges and a new ending to unlock. Now and to end the year, Remedy shared a moving video on his YouTube channel where they appreciate the unconditional support fans have given the horror game throughout its development.
Review of the year 2023 and its future for 2024
The video practically looks back on what its developers experienced during this entire development period, thanking all the challenges faced by the studio, led by Sam Lake, a key figure in the team and especially thanking the fans who came from the previous opus, and the new ones who arrived, giving all the love to their latest creation.
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As we prepare to end this incredible year, we are filled with gratitude for all of you and your continued support.
This message is the one that imposes itself throughout the video accompanied by the interventions of the level designers, the authors, the programmers and those responsible for the graphics section, each of them expressing all their emotion for the long and arduous path which has drove Alan Wake 2 to position it where it currently is.
Currently, it is worth remembering that Remedy is currently developing a sequel to its previous installment, Control, so it is expected that we will have more details about it in 2024. If you are undoubtedly expecting good scares, Alan Wake 2 is your choice, so we remind you that it is available in Xbox Series X/S and PC via Epic Games Store.
