There's no official date yet, just "coming soon" :/Backfoggen said:Is there some kinda release date for "The Writer" already?
There's no official date yet, just "coming soon" :/Backfoggen said:Is there some kinda release date for "The Writer" already?
Same here, and it's one of the actual game's flaws.delume said:'The Signal' just confirmed to me that I will happily buy 'The Writer' when it is released. It's so simple but I believe the 'previously on Alan Wake' sections are worth their weight in gold when it comes to DLC. Watching that was enough to get me right back into it.
derFeef said:Maan I need to play The Signal. Such a shame I had no time yet.
Haklong said:Finished The Signal the day it came out. Very well done. Anyone catch the Max Payne 2 reference in the first bathroom stall?
Doodis said:Anyone care to spoiler tag a synopsis of The Signal? Yes, I'm lame and rented the game. I won't be buying the DLC, but I'm interested in where the story goes. Don't hate.
Wizpig said:Just finished the game again in Nightmare mode with all the pages.
What a game!
Yes, No, maybe.Nils said:Do the Nightmare pages actually add something storywise? Like extra clues to some of the more puzzling parts of the game?
Wizpig said:Yes, No, maybe.
But i guess the honest answer is no.
I mean, some of them definitely add something... little details though.
I liked reading those a lot.
These pages are definitely interesting, except for the final 4-5 in my opinion.
I think the most interesting pages in the game are 2 that you can also find in normal/hard mode,.the 2 pages that are read by a different male voice
Ramirez said:Why do games that insist on having something like 100 collectibles not tell you how many you've found in each level? So stupid.
Collectibles obviously add replay value. It's the fact that you have no idea what chapter the missing ones are in that is incredibly irritating.Krakatoa said:Maybe for replay value? Also in this instance it encourages the player to explore away from the regular path.
No, Ramirez is right.Krakatoa said:Maybe for replay value? Also in this instance it encourages the player to explore away from the regular path.
Wizpig said:No, Ramirez is right.
For the pages you can see WHERE and how many you missed.
For the thermoses... nope... you have to replay the whole game.
@Nils: Basically, those 2 pages could mean one thing:Max Payne is dead. Max Payne 3 didn't get a "consensus" from Remedy, the true creators of the series.
I don't think this is reading too much into it: why else would they describe the death of Max Payne? it's because they don't care for Rockstar's Max Payne 3.
MightyHedgehog said:Why not just hook up a ethernet cable to download the episode and then unhook afterward? It's an offline game, after all.
Eurogamer: Has Microsoft been in touch about doing a sequel?
Oskari Häkkinen: For both our publisher Microsoft and for Remedy, we're still in a launch phase. The game just came out. We are still monitoring the main game.
We're working hard on the DLC. We just put out the first DLC, The Signal, and The Writer is coming up. We're working full steam ahead here. We're a team of around about 50 people. We've still got plenty to do.
Being in this launch phase at the moment, we haven't had a chance to get out to Redmond, Microsoft Game Studios, and discuss anything further of how we move on. But I don't see any reason why we wouldn't continue with Microsoft with a full-blown sequel for Alan Wake.
We definitely want to do it. We have great ideas for it. I can see Mikko here twiddling his thumbs with his ideas for Alan Wake 2.
There's certainly a want, and that want is I believe from both sides. Right now I can't confirm anything.
Eurogamer: Would Alan Wake 2 have to be an Xbox exclusive or could you go multiplatform?
Oskari Häkkinen: With Microsoft Game Studios it's Xbox exclusive, or it's Xbox and PC version.
Please don't put that Alan Wake 2 is going to come out on PC, because that might not be true. Either is a possibility.
Oddly enough it was the complete opposite for me. I really didn't like it to start with, but then I got a handle on how you're supposed to play and it suddenly all made sense.leng jai said:Alan Wake is becoming one of those games where the more I play the more I dislike it.
Yes. Most people seem to agree that it picks up right after where you are pretty much. It definitely gets better.-viper- said:oh my gawd this game is so boring.
i'm on the second chapter and i cannot be arsed to play this game anymore. does it get better or is it still as repetitive as ever? it feels like im playing the game in the same level... over and over again.
Then you're gonna love chapter 3. :lol-viper- said:oh my gawd this game is so boring.
i'm on the second chapter and i cannot be arsed to play this game anymore. does it get better or is it still as repetitive as ever? it feels like im playing the game in the same level... over and over again.
Jeff Stephen said:Then you're gonna love chapter 3. :lol
-viper- said:oh my gawd this game is so boring.
i'm on the second chapter and i cannot be arsed to play this game anymore. does it get better or is it still as repetitive as ever? it feels like im playing the game in the same level... over and over again.
Jeff Stephen said:Then you're gonna love chapter 3. :lol
I suggest you take a break from AW for a while and come back to it much later. I said it once and I'll say it again, I never wanna see another forest or anything that slightly resembles one in the upcoming sequels.
dskillzhtown said:Good to hear. I just finished Chapter 2 and I am a bit bored so far. I actually looked at the live-action webisodes before starting and I loved it. Then now I started playing and I wish it was as interesting as those webisodes. I think the issue is the combat mechanic that I don't like. It is so imprecise. I guess I am used to FPS games so I expect that kind of precision.
I am enjoying the game though. Just a bit clunky in the combat.
I finished it just over an hour, there's no reason not to play it. It's a pretty satisfying epilogue to the game and it adds a bit of the variety to the gameplay that was lacking in the main campaign.derFeef said:Everytime this thread get´s a bump, I am reminded that I still need to play The Signal. Shame on me.
BreakyBoy said:You're probably doing the same thing I did. Head shots don't mean anything. Aim for center mass, suddenly the whole game feels a lot easier. There's also a hefty amount of auto-aim, so don't be afraid to dodge, whip the camera around and fire from the hip. 9/10 times you'll hit your mark.
Yeah same here. I must have insulted someone at Remedy earlier in the thread. :lolbrobban said:Still no code!!!!
You're probably rushing, and the game is nothing special when you rush it.-viper- said:oh my gawd this game is so boring.
i'm on the second chapter and i cannot be arsed to play this game anymore. does it get better or is it still as repetitive as ever? it feels like im playing the game in the same level... over and over again.