Whether that’s a good or bad sign is open to interpretation. However, while Remedy previously stated they would show the game off in Summer 2022, creative director Sam Lake stated they’re now declining to do so to spend the time it’d take to make a trailer or demo on developing the game. The 2023 release date seems solid and was reiterated during the recent Alan Wake 12th Anniversary Livestream. After that, development was stopped on Alan Wake 2 until some point after the release of Control. Remedy took the work they had so far on Alan Wake 2 and put most of it into Alan Wake’s American Nightmare. Unfortunately, the publisher for the original game, Microsoft Studios, wasn’t interested in a sequel and asked Remedy to create a wholly original game that would become Quantum Break. It was meant to continue starring Alan Wake as the main character but would also put a greater emphasis on side characters like Barry and Sherrif Breaker. Right after it was released in 2010, the devs were already formulating ideas for a continuation of the story. When Remedy was developing the original Alan Wake, it was written in anticipation of a sequel. However, had things gone Remedy’s way, it would have been released almost a decade ago. Creative Director Sam Lake revealed that it’ll launch sometime in 2023. Remedy Entertainment was kind enough to give us an Alan Wake 2 release date window right as it announced the game.
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Details were a bit slim, but the ultimate reveal was that the game's launch date was pushed back to October 12. While the delay is unfortunate, the release date at least puts it closer to Halloween which should please fans who want to get into the spirit of the season.īack 4 Blood releases on October 12th for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.Advertisement Alan Wake 2 release date rumors Earlier today, the studio put out a Tweet acknowledging that the game needs more time in order to reach the goals set by the studio. Of course, the big reason why this open beta was announced is due to the unfortunate news that Back 4 Blood has been delayed. While nothing is set at the moment, Turtle Rock has let players know on Twitter that it's always looking for more recruits, teasing that more closed opportunities could be happening before the game's launch. Those who are interested in playing early before the open beta can register on the official Back 4 Blood website. While specific dates weren't announced, there are potentially more opportunities for early access. Turtle Rock announced that Back 4 Blood will be getting an open beta test this summer, which should give everyone the opportunity they missed in December. Thankfully, even more players will still have another opportunity to check out the game before launch. While the Alpha has long since finished, it's likely that most players likely missed out on it as it was a closed test that only allowed a select few in based on those who registered. RELATED: Back 4 Blood Devs Planning on Post-Launch Ongoing Content Items, level-pacing, and even enemy spawn rates could all change at the flip of a coin based on player behavior. During the alpha, players were able to see a number of familiar elements including special zombie types like the Hocker and Retch as well as experience a new form of The Director, an AI behind the scenes that dynamically alters the experience of each match based on how players are doing. As a spiritual successor to Valve's popular franchise, Back 4 Blood looks to carry forward a lot of the things that made those games so noteworthy.įollowing an Alpha test a few months back, many fans have begun to call the game an unofficial Left 4 Dead 3. Back 4 Blood, a co-op shooter originally revealed back in 2019, gave most fans strong Left 4 Dead vibes something which wasn't lost on the studio. While Evolve may not have been the sales success that Turtle Rock Studios had hoped for, the studio quickly pivoted back to the style of game that originally helped put it on the map.
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