Nordic Games announced that they have signed a publishing deal with the state-of-the-art developer Remedy Entertainment to release a PC boxed edition of their top down racing game, Death Rally, developed in co-operation with Cornfox and Bros and Mountain Sheep, available in stores from the 10th August. The digital version of Death Rally is currently available on Steam and comes with a 15% discount. Continue reading Death Rally PC – Digital Version Out, Retail Coming From Nordic Games→
Remedy has released a new trailer for the PC version of Death Rally. The PC version of Death Rally will include an optimized interface, improved visuals, customizable controls as well online multi-player and leaderboards. Death Rally PC is currently planned for an August 23rd release and will be available via Steam. Enjoy! Continue reading Death Rally – PC Trailer→
Amazing news for all Alan Wake fans as Remedy has registered the domain name for AlanWake2.com. As the whois looup shows, Remedy is the owner of the website and you can view the entire whois lookup below. Yes, the record was created back in 2005, but it has just been updated according to the lookup. In addition, back in June, Sam Lake hinted that Remedy was working on something new. If rumors are true, Alan Wake 2 will take place in the town of Ordinary. Obviously, except for an official announcement pretty soon! Continue reading Remedy is gearing up for an Alan Wake 2 announcement→
Remedy has revealed that Death Rally, their amazing arcade racing title, will return on the PC this August. The PC version of Death Rally will include an optimized interface, improved visuals, customizable controls as well online multi-player and leaderboards. Death Rally – like all Remedy’s games – will be available via Valve’s distribution service, Steam. Special thanks to ‘djvelho’ for spotting it! Continue reading Death Rally returns on the PC this August→
Remedy Entertainment today announced that Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, the critically acclaimed action-packed stand alone spinoff of Alan Wake, is now available for download on Steam and GOG for £11.99. To thank gamers for their continued support, fans who own the original Alan Wake will receive 15% off their purchase. Continue reading Alan Wake’s American Nightmare is Now Available For PC→
You know what? I really love Remedy. Okay okay, they pointed their gun on that fan-made movie (and I still believe that they shouldn’t) but they’ve done everything in their power to please PC gamers. Alan Wake PC was an incredible port, there was a significant post-launch support, Alan Wake: American Nightmare appeared on Steam’s registry meaning that the team is willing to bring this new Alan Wake game to the PC sooner than later and they made a great deal with GoG. If you haven’t purchased Alan Wake PC yet, here is your chance. Continue reading Alan Wake is now available on GoG and is priced at $14.99 until May 15th→
Zapruder Pictures created an amazing short film that is based on Remedy’s Max Payne. Written and directed by Guillermo Fernández de Oliveira and Javier Esteban Loring, Max Payne: Valhalla is the best tribute to this classic third person shooter game. It has noir-style monologues, graphic novel panels, follows the events of the game so closely… hell, it even has a reload sequence. Now that’s just brilliant. So sit back and enjoy Max Payne fans. You are in for a treat! Continue reading Max Payne: Valhalla is an awesomely awesome Fan Film→
Remember a while back, when we informed you about Alan Wake coming to the PC. The source of the initial leak was Steam’s registry and guess what, the same source shows that Alan Wake’s American Nightmare is coming really soon to our beloved platform. As we’ve said countless times, Steam’s registry rarely lies so this is a trustworthy source. You read that right, Alan Wake’s American Nightmare is coming to the PC. Continue reading Alan Wake’s American Nightmare coming to the PC sooner than later; found on Steam’s registry→
A couple of weeks ago, Remedy decided to give PC players something extra with their freshly released patch for Alan Wake and enabled a free camera mode for it. Naturally, a lot of PC gamers tried to enjoy this new feature and were met with an awkward requirement. In order to use this mode, players had to use a gamepad. As you’d expect, some of them went ahead and complained to Remedy about it, and today the company felt the need to explain why this mode requires a gamepad. Continue reading Remedy explains why the free camera mode in Alan Wake PC requires a gamepad→
