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popularJohnDubya posted Jul 18, 2026 2:50 AM
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Epic Games Store [epicgames.com] has Alan Wake 2 on sale for $14.99.
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- Current price: $14.99
- 70% off the list price of $49.99
- 70% off the list price of $49.99
- As of July 17, 2026. Price and availability may change.
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- Platform: Windows
- Genre: Horror, Action-Adventure, Shooter
- Features: Single Player
- Developer: Remedy Entertainment
- Publisher: Epic Games Publishing
- Release Date: 10/26/23
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Epic Games Store [epicgames.com] has Alan Wake 2 on sale for $14.99.
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- Current price: $14.99
- 70% off the list price of $49.99
- 70% off the list price of $49.99
- As of July 17, 2026. Price and availability may change.
Details:
- Platform: Windows
- Genre: Horror, Action-Adventure, Shooter
- Features: Single Player
- Developer: Remedy Entertainment
- Publisher: Epic Games Publishing
- Release Date: 10/26/23
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Just be aware the system requirements are still quite high, and low-powered PCs will struggle with it. It's practically unplayable on a Steam Deck, for instance.
I think criticism of the story is okay, but it really didn't stray far from the original, so if you liked AW but don't like AW2, the only thing that fundamentally changed was yourself and your expectations for storytelling. AW was just as "out there" and silly with magical "he writes it into existence" elements, so to criticize AW2 for additions to the universe and lore feels like someone just grew up over the past 15 years, and expected a more grown-up story.
It's really the same narrative conventions Remedy has used in their games since Max Payne's 4th Wall breaks and self-mockery. It's all a part of the same, "Remedy Universe," with direct tie-ins to Control, and the "Objects of Power" that bled into this game. If you hated "the Clicker," Alan's Typewriter from the original was also an Object of Power with similar magical powers. Going back and playing the original (The remastered release) before I installed and beat AW2, I really enjoyed the continuation of the story.
It's interesting but not for me
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