Featuring Sam Lake (Creative Director at Remedy), Ilkka Villi (Alan Wake) and Matthew Porretta (Alan Wake) as our special guests. They discussed the sequel and showed off some fresh concept art during the update. Remedy just unveiled Alan Wake 2 for the first time earlier this month at The Game. Alan Wake’s voice actor Ilkka Villi and actor/motion capture actor Matthew Porretta worked side by side with the game’s creative director Sam Lake. Yes, both Ilkka Villi and Matthew Porretta return in the role of Alan Wake.
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This new Alan looks more in line with the actual actor/model, Ilkka Villi, who plays him in the live-action scenes and sequences from Alan Wake, Alan Wake: American Nightmare, and even Quantum Break. To celebrate the anniversary of Alan Wake (2010), we put together a video talking about the past and future Mr Wake, including updates for Alan Wake Remastered and Alan Wake 2. Alan Wake 2: Concept In honour of Alan Wake’s first birthday, Remedy released a new video update (opens in new tab). The most noticeable change in the trailer is Alan’s face, and it can be jarring to old-time fans but I found it a welcomed one. In defense of the game though, the original Alan Wake really doesn’t look too bad even by today’s standards so I say to give this remaster a break. It isn’t a full overhaul of the game itself. Sam Lake (Creative Director, Remedy Entertainment) and Ilkka Villi (actor, Alan Wake) play Remedys spookiest game, Alan Wake, to celebrate the spookiest mon. All this game is going to be is an upgrade in textures, details, and performance. While I’ve seen many online pulling the game apart upon seeing the trailer, you have to remind yourself that it isn’t a remake. Alan Wake 2 will be a third-person shooter, just like the first installment. The trailer re-introduces old and new fans to the titular writer, Alan Wake, and gives bits of details on what players will be able to expect when it releases on October 5th. You can read more about that right here! During the PlayStation Showcase last Thursday, the game made an appearance and debuted its announcement trailer. Last week, we broke the news that the cult-classic Xbox 360 game, Alan Wake would be making a big move onto most current and next-gen hardware via Alan Wake Remastered.
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