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[Spoiler Warning] Alan Wake II’s ‘Herald of Darkness’ Musical Number is Incredible With Only Its Cutscenes

In Alan Wake II a standout moment is the mission that includes 'Herald of Darkness' by Old Gods of Asgard, alternatively known as 'We Sing' or 'The Story of the Journey of Alan Wake The Musical'. Numerous videos of this mission are available online, but a particular YouTube user, Mohammad Ali Zoghi, has took a unique approach. They've extracted footage directly from the game's files and crafted an impressive fifteen-and-a-half minute music video. This video uniquely blends the live-action cutscenes from the game, which truly highlights the level of creativity and dedication Remedy Entertainment put into the live-action recordings, some of which might be lost when playing through the level itself.

November 12, 2023

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