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Everyone I know is playing Red Dead Redemption II right now, and I’m...well, not. It’s the worst time of the year to be a PC gamer. But my loss is your gain, as I had time to put together the usual news round-up. Alan Wake is back on sale at long last, the ill-named Bloober Team is working on Layers of Fear 2, co-founder Brendan Iribe exited Oculus, and Devil May Cry 5 is getting an $8,000 collector’s edition (complete with replica leather jacket). This is gaming news for October 22 to 26. He’s baaaaaack
Alan Wake disappeared from Steam and other retailers all the way back in May of 2017, reportedly because the licenses on various music pieces had lapsed. If you already owned a copy you could, of course, download it. But for all intents and purposes, one of last generation’s best games was inaccessible for 17 months straight. To read this article in full, please click here Source: This week in games: Alan Wake is back on sale after a 17 month absence, Layers of Fear 2 announced
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