He said that the bar has been raised and perhaps he is referring to stuff like Death Stranding being on its way, and maybe even the incoming Control from Remedy itself, since he has recently received the visit of Hideo Kojima upon his invite. It’s worth noting that Lake reminded how things have changed since the release of the original Alan Wake. However, it also remarks that next time he has to pitch something, that ‘something’ could be Alan Wake 2. But I’m hoping that someday…,” he added, which gives you an idea of how the game doesn’t exist yet and development on it is still ways off. “So many things, for these big games to be greenlit, need to be aligned. Everything needs to click into place, which is hard to make it happen.” It needs to be done right if it’s ever done. I feel that the bar is higher in some ways. Lake precised that things have to be “aligned” before that can happen, though.
ALAN WAKE 2 ALL RUMORS SOFTWARE
Sam Lake, creative director at the Finnish software house, has expressed his will to work on Alan Wake 2 multiple times and has done that one more time in an interview with IGN.
What if that ‘whatever’ plan includes a sequel to the much-appreciated PC and Xbox 360 action-adventure game?
Remedy Entertainment is now once again the owner of the intellectual property of Alan Wake, so it’s free to do whatever it wants to do on the franchise going forward.
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