Alan Wake

Acclaimed survival horror video game Alan Wake has finally been announced for PC via Steam. Starting February 16th gamers will be able to get their hands on the game and downloadable content for $29.99 or the Limited Collector's Edition for $34.99. A boxed retail version of the game is also planned for those of you interested in pretty packaging.

Anyone who has seen even thirty seconds of Alan Wake (review here) can pick up on the game's primary influence, that being the legendary television series "Twin Peaks". Considering that development studio Remedy is based in Finland, that came as a bit of a surprise. The amount of detail in the world of Bright Falls and its surrounding areas is intense, and it turns out that detail came at quite a bit of cost and effort.

Reviewed by Mr. Dark Published by Microsoft Game Studios Developed by Remedy

The long-awaited Alan Wake finally drops on May 18th for the Xbox 360, but if you want to visit the cursed horror writer's world a little early, there's a great new feature on Xbox Live that you can watch right now for free as long as you have a Gold account.

It's hard to believe that after what was an impossibly long wait, Alan Wake, Remedy's latest video game spooker, will emerge May 18th in North America and May 21st in Europe. Yep. It's really happening. The game has gone gold, and we've got a new trailer to prove it!

By the looks of this 5-minute video of gameplay provided by Gamerblog.fr, it seems Remedy has made good on its promise and found the key to appease the film buff in every gamer kid and the gamer kid in every film buff with the upcoming title Alan Wake.

On February 11th at X10, Remedy and Microsoft FINALLY stopped the blue ball frustration for male and female gamers alike by confirming their EXTREMELY long-delayed action-adventure Alan Wake will emerge May 18th in North America and May 21st in Europe.

With so many gameplay trailers and launch trailers coming out at such a fast and furious pace, it makes little to know sense to do a story on each one. Instead, here's a bunch of stuff all in one neat little blood-soaked spot!

We've been talking about Remedy's Alan Wake for what seems like forever. Several years in fact. This year, just like the past two years, another new trailer for Alan Wake was shown at E3 - but - some actual gameplay footage appeared as well!