If you’ve been eyeing (or playing) Alan Wake II lately but haven’t yet played any of the other titles in Remedy Games’ growing “Remedyverse” of connected stories, then you might want to take a look at the Epic Games Store right now. During its “Developer Spotlight” sale, Alan Wake Remastered, Alan Wake American Nightmare, Control, and both the standard and deluxe versions of Alan Wake II are all available for some pretty generous discounts.
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The sale runs until January 10, 2024, so you’ve got a little under a week to take advantage of this.
Starting from the beginning of the Alan Wake saga, you can grab Alan Wake Remastered and its standalone spin-off, Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, for about $13 total (they’re available for $10 and $3 respectively). We recommend getting the Remastered version over the original version which is still on the Epic Games Store.
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Originally released in 2010, Alan Wake’s gameplay might feel a little dated, but the story is worth sticking around for. If you’re looking for something more frenetic and action-packed, Control Ultimate Edition is available for $20 and includes AWE, the DLC chapter that explicitly connects Control’s mind-bending narrative to Alan Wake. (Control’s two expansions are also on sale individually for just $3 or together as a combo for $5.)
Finally, Kotaku’s pick for 2023’s game of the year, Alan Wake II is on sale starting at $40 for the base game. The Deluxe Edition, which includes exclusive cosmetics and the upcoming expansions Night Springs and Lake House, can be yours for just under $60.
