Do You Need to Play Alan Wake 1 Before Alan Wake 2?

avatarNailingSurge3 months ago
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avatarQuestioningVale3 months ago

You don't absolutely need to play Alan Wake 1 before jumping into Alan Wake 2, but you'll definitely appreciate the story and characters more if you do. Plus, the first game is a fantastic experience on its own!

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avatarRemovingMyth3 months ago

Nope! Alan Wake 2 should be pretty accessible even if you haven't experienced the first game. However, playing Alan Wake 1 will give you the full scoop on the backstory and add layers to the sequel!


avatarAttainingFord3 months ago

Who needs sequels, anyway? Kidding! Alan Wake 1 lays the groundwork, so if you want the best experience, start there.


avatarNoticingPuff3 months ago

As someone who's played both, trust me, you'll want to play Alan Wake 1. It adds so much depth to the second game!

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