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Kaan Serin

The Remedy Connected Universe that ties Alan Wake 2 and Control is "just getting started" with no endgame in sight, says Sam Lake

Alan Wake 2 screenshot showing a live-action Alan standing in front of a stage curtain.

Developer Remedy Entertainment has been on a long journey to tie together each one of their offbeat shooters - from Max Payne to Alan Wake and Quantum Break to Control - in a metatextually linked Remedy Connected Universe. But head honcho Sam Lake says it's too early to even think about how it's all going to end.

Remedy games always had easter eggs and mysterious references to other stories in the studio's gameography, but the connection was made 'canon' in Control's AWE DLC, which either stands for Alan Wake Expansion or Altered World Event depending on who you ask. Last year's excellent Alan Wake 2 then fleshed out that interlocked story further, and even informally (for probably legal reasons) tied it back to Max Payne and Quantum Break - both of which are owned by Rockstar Games and Xbox respectively.

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