Alan Wake: The Writer

Alan Wake: The Writer

Xbox

Alan Wake Expansion Pack

Release Date: October 12, 2010

Adventure, TPP, action adventure, Xbox exclusive, singleplayer

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The second DLC pack for the action-adventure horror game by Remedy Entertainment. Alan Wake: The Writer touches upon many plot threads both from the main game and the first DLC, The Signal. However, while previously the protagonist was trying to understand the eerie reality he'd found himself in and make some sense out of it, this time—again with the help of Thomas Zane—Wake engages in the final fight against the nightmare that's plaguing him.

Soon after the release of Alan Wake, Remedy Entertainment announced that they were working on the first DLC, The Signal. The second DLC was revealed rather “accidentally,” as its title showed up in the DLC manager menu. Despite the earlier reports, the developers decided to cancel the plan for a third DLC. Alan Wake: The Writer for X360 is therefore the final expansion for the game and it reveals the future plans for the franchise.

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Alan Wake: The Writer touches upon many plot threads from the main game and its first DLC, The Signal. However, while previously the protagonist was trying to understand the eerie reality he'd found himself in and make some sense of it, this time Wake fights the nightmare that's plaguing him. He is again guided by Thomas Zane. In order to take control of his own life and stay sane, Wake has to visit places that are both familiar and unfamiliar to him at the same time, and resist the temptation to succumb to the darkness that's still haunting his mind.

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Last updated on May 11, 2016

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Remedy Entertainment Regains Rights to Alan Wake

The publishing rights to the horror game series Alan Wake have returned to its creators - the team at Remedy Entertainment. The information appeared in a report on royalty profits. The previous owner of the franchise was Microsoft.

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Bart Swiatek

July 1, 2019

Remedy Entertainment Regains Rights to Alan Wake