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Alan Wake 2 Plot Is All Set
We here at the Game Informer office chew on the plot of Alan Wake together nearly every day. Everyone that’s beaten the game has formulated their own unique take on what the hell transpired at the end. Predictably, the folks over at Remedy aren’t so confused by their game’s ending and have already laid out the ground work for the sequel’s plot.
"We do know where season two is going to go," Remedy head of franchise development Oskari Hakkinen told CVG. "Season one will have a conclusive and satisfactory ending but we will leave doors open for season two and we know where we're going to take the story."
When pressed for any details on Alan Wake 2, Hakkinen simply said "there's definitely a lot of room for speculation."
There certainly is, and we’ll continue to speculate until we get our hands on the follow-up.
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