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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- The 17th Episode of Alan Wake 2 by DNT Gaming
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Alan Wake 2 is a 2023 survival horror video game developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Epic Games Publishing. The sequel to Alan Wake(2010) follows best-selling novelist Alan Wake, who has been trapped in an alternate dimension for 13 years, as he attempts to escape by writing a horror story involving an FBI special agent named Saga Anderson.
Alan Wake 2 , which debuted on 27 October 2023 for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S , was a resounding success. It garnered high praise from both critics and players, thanks to its unique blend of survival horror and third-person perspective gameplay. Multiple Game of the Year nominations further recognized the quality of the Game. By February 2024, it had sold over 1.3 million units, solidifying its position as Remedy's fastest-selling Game.
Unlike its predecessor, Alan Wake 2 offers a unique gameplay experience. Players can choose to play as either Alan Wake or Saga Anderson, each with their own single-player story. The order in which these stories are played is up to the player, adding a layer of personalization to the Game. However, the opening and ending sequences are exclusive to Saga and Alan, respectively, enhancing the individual character experiences.
Wake and Anderson traverse environments and fight enemies using various firearms and a flashlight, the latter of which can be "focused" to render enemies vulnerable to firearm attacks. Focusing the flashlight drains its battery, and players must strategically use a limited amount of batteries and ammunition to survive. When enemies are close, Alan or Saga can perform a dodge maneuver.
Alan Wake 2 incorporates detective elements: when playing as Saga, players can access an enemy-free space dubbed the "Mind Place". Described by Remedy as a "3D menu", the Mind Place is a visual representation of Saga's thoughts. In Mind Place, players manage a pinboard to connect clues to piece together the central mystery and profile characters to gather clues. As Alan, players have access to the "Writer's Room", where they can see the outline of a novel he is writing. By adding and changing plot details on the outline, they are able to manipulate the space around Alan. Both the Mind Place and the Writer's Room do not pause the outside world.
A returning element from Alan Wake is finding manuscript pages that foreshadow upcoming events in the story. Alan Wake 2 features a dialogue tree system.
Remedy Entertainment released Alan Wake in 2010. Learning from Max Payne, they wrote Alan Wake in a way that allows additional stories to be told through sequels and further installments. The team began discussing sequel ideas after Alan Wake was shipped, which would continue to star Alan Wake as the protagonist but also explore the supporting characters' stories, including Wake's friend Barry Wheeler and Sheriff Sarah Breaker. A prototype was created to show off the gameplay of Alan Wake 2 when the studio was showing the Game to potential publishers. The Game would have been a direct sequel to Alan Wake, featuring new enemies and new gameplay mechanics, such as being able to rewrite reality, which were showcased in the prototype. Ultimately, Remedy pitched the project to Alan Wake publisher Microsoft Studios. Microsoft, however, was not interested in a sequel at the time and instead tasked Remedy with creating a new game. This ultimately became Quantum Break, released in 2016. It included a short live-action film titled Alan Wake: Return alongside other easter eggs to Alan Wake. It features two FBI agents, one named Alex Casey, investigating the reappearance of Wake, which had been created by Remedy to help promote a sequel to publishers. The other FBI agent was Saga Anderson, portrayed by Malla Malmivaara. She was later recast with Melanie Liburd. Most of the ideas for Alan Wake 2 were implemented in American Nightmare, a downloadable follow-up to Alan Wake. Remedy CEO Tero Virtala stated that further sequels to Alan would require Microsoft Studios' approval as the publishing rights holder. However, Remedy otherwise owns all other intellectual property rights to the series.
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