At Gamescom 2023, Remedy had a playable demo of Alan Wake 2 that attendees could play. So, below you can find a video, showcasing 14 minutes of gameplay footage from it.
In the Alan Wake 2 Gamescom 2023 Demo, players assume the role of Alan Wake himself. Yeap, contrary to its Summer 2023 Demo, in this one, you control Alan Wake and not Saga Anderson. This will definitely please a lot of Alan Wake fans as this is exactly what they’ve wanted to see.
Needless to say, this video contains spoilers, so make sure to avoid it if you want to experience this section yourselves.
In Alan Wake 2, players will continue the writer’s story and experience Remedy’s first foray into survival horror. According to the developers, players will assume the role of both Alan Wake and a new female FBI agent, Saga Anderson. And, from the looks of it, their stories will be interconnected.
Alan Wake 2 will be also among the first games that will take advantage of DLSS 3.5. DLSS 3.5 will introduce Ray Reconstruction and promises to offer better visuals in games that use Ray Tracing/Path Tracing. And, as we’ve already reported, Alan Wake 2 will be fully path-traced on PC.
Remedy was originally planning to release this third-person action thriller on October 17th. However, the game will now target an October 27th release, meaning that it was delayed by ten days.
Enjoy this 14-minute gameplay walkthrough of the Alan Wake 2 Gamescom 2023 Demo, and stay tuned for more!
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