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Remedy will release its digital spin-off adventure, Alan Wake’s American Nightmare, on May 22nd to PC. The PC version is expected for release on Steam and GoG. Pre-orders of American Nightmare receive a 10% off purchase. Those who purchased the original Alan Wake get 15%. Alan Wake is a part of Steam’s Midweek Madness, available for 50% off. The offer is found on GoG as well.
Nordic Games is publishing the retail box copy for Alan Wake’s American Nightmare.
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