Remedy Entertainment has announced that Alan Wake will be available on Steam on the 16th of February.

Bioware and Alan Wake’s next adventure are set to be revealed at the Spike VGAs next month.

I didn’t know much about Rochard before I got a chance to play it at the GDC. All I knew was that Jon St. John was in it. Usually, that’s good enough for me.

Alan Wake was released in May of this year, followed by its first DLC, The Signal, at the tail end of July. Now developer Remedy is wrapping up their saga (for now) with The Writer, the final bit of downloadable content, to be released at a still unspecified date.

The first of two downloadable Alan Wake installments, “The Signal”, is available on Xbox Live today. It’s free for those who bought Alan Wake brand new. For those that didn’t, it’s 560 MS points, or seven bucks in real money …

Remedy’s long awaited story driven action game, Alan Wake, has just gone gold. The suspenseful title revolves around a town consumed by an evil force and your battle to remain in one piece. The dark versus light combat system paired with what appears to be an endless array things that can attack you at any given moment [...]

We haven’t seen or heard much of anything about Alan Wake over the last two years, beyond a few new screens, and it definitely won’t be at TGS this year. Still, developer Remedy took some time to relax, because of all the hard work that is probably going on, but we’ve yet to see. This [...]

Alan Wake, the upcoming action-thriller from Remedy Entertainment (developers behind Max Payne), was mysteriously missing at this year’s E3 convention. Now, however, it looks like the game will show up at this year’s Tokyo Games Show.