It should now be obvious that when Remedy's latest title Alan Wake was compared to Lost it was because the game leaves you with just as many questions as it does answers. Alan Wake is filled to the brim with sequel bait. But that's a good thing for a gaming franchise taking it's cues from serialized television in season form. Alan Wake represents 'season 1,' leaving plenty of interesting story hooks to keep the franchise moving with momentum into future sequels. It's now the job of Joey Davidson and myself, Erik Norris, to host a podcast 'book club' for Alan Wake, discussing where the series could go from here by closely examining where we are left at the conclusion of Alan Wake. So grab some coffee, put on your trendy horn-rimmed glasses and sattle up with your copy of Alan Wake in hand. Let's get book clubbin'.
And this should go without mention, but the plot, including the ending, of Alan Wake will be discussed. This is your SPOILER warning. If you have not yet finished Alan Wake go no further at risk of ruining the plot for yourself. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
