The Epic Games Store has launched its ‘Mega Sale‘ with a massive discount on more than 1,600 games!!!!!!!!!!!!

This Promotion will run for the next 4 weeks up until June 16th.

Epic has announced that over 1,600 games and add-ons with discounts of up to 75%. Alongside this gigantic sale on their online store, Epic have also delivered a free coupon to all Epic Games Store accounts worth 25% off purchases priced at, or combining to, £11.99. While this Mega Sale is happening, for the next four weeks gamers will be able to get their hands on free games with Epic Games Store’s “four weeks of blockbuster free tentpole games” starting with very popular title Borderlands 3, now available until May 26th, In 2021, the Epic giveaways began with NBA 2K21 but Epic has yet announce future free titles.

Epic Games Store sales are bound to continue in 2022 with the summer sale following in July and because of this, the storefront has safely secured a spot in the gaming landscape, providing some much-needed competition to Valve and Steam.

Epic Games Store have always been punching upwards when it comes to gaining popularity with storefront with online games stores being incredibly saturated over the past few years and with Sony and Microsoft releasing versions of their consoles that no longer need discs, this means a large chunk of the player base will only exclusively use the stores on the consoles themselves because you can’t purchase games anywhere else. Steam has been the juggernaut of PC gaming and over the last decade so for Epic these huge sale can’t be anything but a positive for them.

Let’s have a look at some of the best games on offer right now in the Epic Mega Sale:

• Alan Wake Remastered – £16.74 / 33% off
• Among Us – $3.19 / 20% off
• Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey – £12.49 / 75% off
• Back 4 Blood: Standard Edition – £24.99 / 50% off
• Batman: Arkham Night – £3.19 / 80% off
• Borderlands: The Handsome Collection – 12.49 / 75% off
• Cities: Skylines – £5.74 / 75% off
• Control – £14.39 / 40% off
• Deathloop – £24.99 / 50% off
• Death Stranding Director’s Cut – £28.79 / 20% off
• Far Cry 4 – £7.79 / 70% off
• Final Fantasy 7 Remake – $49.69 / 29% off
• Ghostwire: Tokyo – £32.99 / 24% off
• Hitman 3 – £24.99 / 50% off
• Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition – £19.99 / 50% off
• Outer Wilds – £11.99 / 40% off
• Prey – £13.99 / 60% off
• Red Dead Redemption 2 – £27.49 / 50% off
• Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order – £8.74 / 75% off
• Super Meat Boy – £1.64 / 85% off
• The Division 2 – £3.89 / 85% off
• The Outer Worlds – £16.49 / 67% off
• The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – £6.99 / 80% off
• Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands – £43.99 / 20% off
• Watch Dogs 2 Standard Edition – £9.99 / 80% off

Deathloop currently on offer!!!!

The list of games on offer can and will change with possible games being added weekly to the Epic Games Store Mega Sale.

While the coupon amount is different this time around, the usual restrictions apply – you can’t use it on in-game content like V-Bucks for Fortnite and it only qualifies on games already released on the Epic Games Store. No worry if you’re not going to capitalise on Epic’s current sale as other storefront’s and platforms will have their own sales as we head on into the summer including PlayStation 5‘s Standard Play sale on right now! Lastly, the massive 60 player online platform battle royale Fall Guys latest update Season: Free for All is coming to the Epic Games Store on June 21st.

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This Game awards was a good time for long overdue sequels, with appearances from Homeworld 3, Warhammer 40K Space Marine 2 and, of course, the highly Anticipated Alan Wake 2. Sequel to the criminally underrated cult classic Horror adventure game, Alan Wake 2 has been through the development wringer, being canceled and restarted more times than I can count.

Sam Lake, A key developer on Alan Wake and its sequel, as well as Control and Max Payne, has been giving fans some details surrounding Alan Wake 2’s development, without giving away too much. Now, however, Lake has said something Else

On twitter, Lake officially revealed that  Ilkka Villi and Matthew Porretta will return to portray Alan Wake (And Potentially also the enigmatic Mr Scratch, first shown at the ending of the first game and later in the now probably decanonized Alan Wake’s American Nightmare). In the first game, Ilkka Villi served as the Motion capture performer, and Matthew Porretta Giving his voice. This is good to know, especially given how commonly characters are recast between entries in video games, especially if the entries are a long way apart.

Obviously, we don’t currently know anything about Alan Wake 2’s plot, aside from what can be guessed at based on the trailer, the previous entries in this universe, and of course the fact the game has been confirmed to be aiming for an M rating.

As of right now we don’t know if any other cast members are set to return in the sequel. The band “Poets of the Falls” are likely to make an appearance due to them being the real life writers of the songs performed by fictional band “Old Gods of Asgard”, who where important to the first games story, along with it being likely that we encounter Barry Wheeler (voiced by Fred Berman in the first game), Alans Agent and one of the few survivors of the first game. 

Unfortunately, someone who will decidedly not be returning is Brett Madden, the Actress who portrayed Alice Wake, Alan’s Wife, as she passed away late last year. Whether this real life tragedy will be addressed in the sequel or not is currently unclear.

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Alan Wake is a cult classic game for a good reason. Partly it came out at the wrong time, being a horror/Horror adjacent game coming out in the late 2000s when the genre as a whole was pretty much dead. Partly it was because the Boom of 80s/Steven king inspired stories hasn’t hit yet, which Alan wake clearly falls into. The game did fine upon launch, and definitely garnered a cult following over time, but it only really did ok, and plans for a sequel were scrapped indefinitely. The closest we got was the (probably) none-cannon spin off “Alan Wake’s American Nightmare” which is good for the 3 hours it takes to complete, but was far from a true sequel to the Dark Adventure that had preceded it.

Then Remedy, the developers behind Alan Wake, made Control. While not a sequel as such, it quickly became very clear that Control and Alan Wake shared more than a parent developer. Control was not coy about it sharing a universe with the now pushing decade old Alan Wake, and this, combined with the announcement of a HD remaster of the first game (rest in peace my sweet american nightmare remaster children, your time will come), hinted to fans that Remedy where not done with Alan and his books yet.

All of this came to a head at the game awards, at which Alan Wake 2 was officially announced, along with a teaser trailer. This game awards was actually just generally a good time for games which came out a decade ago and never got a sequel despite ending on cliffhangers, as warhammer 40K space marine 2 was also announced.

Alan Wake 2 has been confirmed by remedy to be a departure from the first game, with this one going for a much more pure horror tone. Remedy are also saying they are aiming for a M rating rather than the original games T rating, which means they will be more free to try new things and push the boat out with this game.

Remedy have also said they are going to go dark on the project for a short time on the game, and that we shouldn’t expect any updates on the game for a while. While a 2023 release date was also mentioned in the trailer, I wouldn’t hold my breath for it right now, especially with this “going dark” line. I think its much more likely we will see it 2024/25 at this rate.

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The time is nigh…

The latest investor report by developer Remedy Entertainment has suggested that production for Alan Wake 2 is now in full swing. The report stated that both games included in its two-project publishing deal with Epic Games are progressing well, with its “AAA game project” – widely thought to be that highly-anticipated Alan Wake sequel – moving into full production, while its second “smaller-scale game” remains in “full production mode”, too.

Of course, we know that Remedy signed a co-publishing and development agreement with 505 games for a multiplayer spin-off game of the award-winning Control, alongside agreeing to collaboration terms for a future, bigger-budget control game.

Remedy CEO Tero Virtala notes: “I am happy with the progress we have made so far in 2021… Our financial position is stronger than before. Control continues to reach new players, expands into new games, and is a strong proof of our ability to create category-defining games and brands. Our multi-project model is continuously developing, and we are approaching a phase where we can launch new games more often and more regularly. We are on track to reach our ambitious long-term growth objectives.”

We became aware of the upcoming Alan Wake sequel in late March (see below) but have heard very little since then. Remedy, of course, obtained the publishing rights to the franchise from Microsoft in 2019. Still, at the time, the studio was busy with Control, which took place in the same universe and featured an Alan Wake expansion. It seems that although not directly working on the title, they have been steadily setting up the Alan Wake sequel throughout their journey with Control.

Rumor: Remedy's project that they are doing together with Epic Games is ALAN WAKE 2 according to Game Mess Show mastermind Jeff Grubb

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— Nibel (@Nibellion) March 31, 2021

Remedy has confirmed that it is also working on a new game that again takes place in the same universe as both Control and Alan Wake. This may be an entirely new IP. With so much still up in the air and the subject of so much speculation, all we can do is wait for further details. Hopefully, Remedy releases further details on their upcoming projects sooner rather than later.

For future updates, watch this space.

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Our Favourite video game inspired movie posters

Inspired by games, created by fans

It’s apparent that there are some very talented artists out there and, judging by these rather marvellous pieces below, it’s no wonder that there has been such feedback as, “Ahh, I was so looking forward to seeing that!” or “No way! I thought it was real, lol!”. 

Here at G2G, we’ve selected ten of our favourite pieces for you all to gawk at and ponder on the thought of “WHY IS THIS NOT REAL?!”. Although make-believe is much preferred to reality, I say…

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