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Nothing is more exciting than to open an email from Humble Bundle and see a “pay what you want” offer on Alan Wake. Don’t believe me? Click here then, and see for yourself. For the rest of the week, you can pay what you want for the Alan Wake: Collector’s Edition and Alan Wake’s American Nightmare for Windows and Steam, and it’s all for a good cause. Each includes the soundtrack and all sorts of bonus content. So far 31,139 people have purchased the bundle.

Remedy has released a batch of never-before-seen concept art from Alan Wake American Nightmare to celebrate the game’s impending release on PC. We’ve posted the lot for you below. The game lands on Steam and GOG May 22.

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Alan Wake American Nightmare will be releases on Steam May 22 and is now available for pre-order and is 10% off. If you own the original game, you can get it for 15% off. The game was first outed as coming to the service back in April. You can also grab the game off GOG and save 25% of you pre-order, which in the end will run you $13.49. If you “pick it up with the original Alan Wake” you will save an additional 15%.

Microsoft has posted an update to the Xbox Live Marketplace schedule, and the fun kicks off today for Elite members with the Overwatch map for Modern Warfare 3, which we told you about earlier.

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Remedy has released the launch trailer for Alan Wake: American Nightmare. It’s posted below. The game, which releases next Wednesday, finds our hero stuck in an altered reality where he must pursue his evil double, Mr. Scratch. In addition to the single-player mode, a new arcade mode called “Fight till Dawn” is included which has players battling enemy onslaughts through the night while racking up a high score.

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Remedy has released a new developer video for Alan Wake: American Nightmare, and in it the team discusses how Wake’s story this time around is more of a pulp-action-adventure. Drawing inspiration from sci-fi and B-movie classics, as well as urban legends, American Nightmare will have a very different mood and stylization, similar to the TV show in the first game Night Springs, and Wake will find out that sometimes, legends like Mr. Scratch, are real. American Nightmare launches on February 22.

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