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Alan Wake II Development Team Share Their Thanks with Their Community

Thirteen years following the release of the original Alan Wake on the Xbox 360, Remedy Entertainment were this year finally able to release its proper sequel, Alan Wake II, on a medley of different consoles - and delivered an amazing experience overall. With the year now at its end, some of the game's creative team have come together to share their messages of thanks to the gaming community.

December 28, 2023

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