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Alan Wake’s Story Continues October 12th
Ever since Alan Wake was released in May, I’ve been wanting more and more adventures with this fascinating character. The first piece of DLC, The Signal, which was available for free to anyone who purchased the game new, proved that developer Remedy Entertainment would not cheapen the experience through these short additions.
Now Remedy is ready to hit us again with Alan Wake’s struggle with the darkness in The Writer, which, if the below provided video is any evidence, is likely to be the last chapter in at least this part of Alan Wake’s story. The Writer will only set you back 560 Microsoft Points, but well worth it for another addition to easily one of the most unique experiences of this year.
