Max Payne developer Remedy Entertainment has issued a new trailer and screenshots from its psychological action-adventure effort Alan Wake (PC, 360). The studio has yet to say when the project will be released, though it was first unveiled in 2005. Upon its eventual arrival, Microsoft will publish.
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Two questions: Got Windows XP? Want to play "psychological action thriller" Alan Wake? Yer fucked. The game will be available on the Xbox 360 and Vista later this year. Says Markus Maki at developer Remedy:
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Further doubt has been cast on Alan Wake's timely arrival on PC ... if he ever shows up at all. Following up on a Remedy forum post, which put the mouse and keyboard edition to the back of the line, Edge discovered the PC version is in an even more precarious state than first thought. Sam Lake, lead writer for Alan Wake, told the site that the Xbox 360 version is currently getting all the attention and plans "are up in the air and open." He added, "Once we get this version done we'll see."
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With the Xbox 360 version of Remedy's Alan Wake now sporting a May 18 release date, publisher Microsoft has confirmed that the "pyschological action thriller" will not hit PC.
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1UP Preview "During a demonstration, the developers warped from area to area, showing off the game's gorgeous mountain ranges, realistic-looking foliage (no cardboard cut-out trees here), and dazzling weather effects. One scene even had a twister tear up the environment, and as it went away, debris fell all over the place (including vehicles crashing to the ground)."
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CVG Preview ""Missions are built around a single linear storyline, so that the player always knows how to progress, but then there are other story fragments spread all around the world - smaller games for the player to mess around with," continues Järvilehto. "While we allow for free-roaming exploration, we don't want you to get lost or frustrated.""
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I think it looks good.
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Nzgamer Preview "As the story progresses, nights do actually grow longer and the days grow shorter. Players must skillfully combine their use of light with more conventional weapons to stand a chance against these creatures of darkness."
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