In case rave reviews, multiple awards, and a well-choreographed dance number has finally convinced you to give Alan Wake 2 a try, you can now save big on Remedy’s new survival-horror game through Green Man Gaming. On that site, you can get the base version of the game for $44 or its deluxe version for $61.60.
To get the discounts, you’ll need to be a member of Green Man Gaming XP. This is a free rewards program and signing up for it is very quick. Once you’re done, you can purchase Alan Wake 2 and you’ll receive a code that can be redeemed on your Epic Games Store account. The deluxe version is the best value-for-money here, as not only do you get the spooky game, but also the expansion pass for two upcoming pieces of extra story content, Night Springs and Lake House.
Other digital goodies include a Nordic shotgun skin, a crimson windbreaker, and a Lantern charm for for Saga Anderson, while Alan can be outfitted with a Parliament shotgun skin and a suit that celebrates his celebrity status. If you’re completely unfamiliar with the series and you want to start at the very beginning then you can grab Alan Wake Remastered for $26.40 as part of your Green Man Gaming XP membership perks. This is a very nice update of the original 2010 game that gives it updated 4K visuals and includes its two story expansions, The Signal and The Writer.
“Alan Wake 2 achieves virtually everything developer Remedy Entertainment set out to do,” Mark Delaney wrote in GameSpot’s Alan Wake 2 review. “It’s a game that feels novel and risky that is executed with confidence and a clarity of vision. The end result is a one-of-a-kind sequel that redefines its series, blazes trails in video game storytelling, and stands as the monument to a studio that has unlocked its potential to the fullest.”
For more deals, Green Man Gaming has some nice discounts on the big winners of The Game Awards. Dave the Diver and Hi-Fi Rush have all been discounted, plus you can save some cash on other acclaimed games like Dredge , Mortal Kombat 1 , and Lies of P .
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