Alan Wake Remastered Coming to Nintendo Switch, Sequel Concept Art Revealed
Remedy Entertainment confirms Alan Wake Remastered release for Nintendo Switch, reveals new Alan Wake 2 concept art.
Alan Wake Remastered Coming to Nintendo Switch, Sequel Concept Art Revealed |
Only weeks after Alan Wake Remastered was confirmed for PC and cross-gen consoles last year, a rating for Nintendo Switch console version was leaked at Brazil Advisory Rating Board official website, suggesting to a possible release soon.
Ahead of upcoming 12th anniversary celebration for Alan Wake franchise, a video was released by developer/publisher Remedy Entertainment today, announcing Switch version of Alan Wake Remastered and update on its follow-up sequel.
Remedy Entertainment has rolled out a new video update to celebrate 12th anniversary of Alan Wake series.
In latest video, creative director Sam Lake reveals Alan Wake Remastered is coming to Nintendo Switch this fall. It will be a digital only release that runs natively on Switch hardware and release date will be announced shortly ahead of launch.
Alan Wake Remastered on Nintendo Switch will include original base game and two of its story DLC expansions, The Signal and The Writer. It also adds 4K visuals, improved character models and additional commentary by writer Sam Lake.
Remedy Entertainment announces Alan Wake II last year during The Game Awards 2021 digital event for PC and next-gen consoles. Alan Wake sequel has moved to survival horror to connect its gameplay mechanics and eerie story premise.
Alan Wake 2 is scheduled to arrive next year and development is going great, according to Lake. However, Remedy will not be showing any new footage of AW2 this summer since it takes a lot of time and devs are having a momentum going.
Alan Wake 2 Hotel Rooftop Concept Art |
Alan Wake 2 Payphone Concept Art |
Alan Wake 2 Streets Concept Art |
Despite having no plans to reveal any video, Remedy was generous enough to share a couple of new Alan Wake II concept arts. PC version of AW sequel will be Epic Games Store-exclusive and probably, there are no plans for a Steam release.
Alan Wake TV series has been in works since 2018 and AMC Networks have purchased its rights recently. Sam Lake is serving as executive producer and reveals that it may take a while for their show to become a reality but they are all excited.