Alan Wake 2 has been around for a while, and the spicy rumors surrounding it seem endless, especially with the famous Sweet Baby scandal. Of course, it doesn’t change the fact that Remedy did a pretty good job and was appreciated by the folks. You know, a gripping story full of horror stuff, successful graphics and not-bad gameplay mechanics.
To be specific, Saga Anderson is at the center of the rumors about the game. You know, the brave FBI lady who identifies victims and suspects through telepathy. It seems that the Game Director of Remedy has grown weary of the endless theories about Saga and has finally put an end to the question marks.
Alan Wake 2 Game Director Ends Endless Rumors About Saga
For those who don’t know, Sweet Baby Inc. is a narrative development and consultation studio based in Montreal and working around the globe. They have a lot of say in the gaming business, and the rumors about Saga Anderson exactly seem to revolve around that.
The fact that it has become the studio’s fastest-selling game to date has led people to examine the characters in the title more carefully. Here, some theories about the duo of Saga Anderson and Sweet Baby have emerged.
The popular theory is that if it weren’t for Sweet Baby, Saga Anderson would have been played by a white woman. Allegations that Sweet Baby was involved in the decision process and ensured that Saga was a black woman were made loud for a long time, at least until today.
The Game Director of Alan Wake 2, Kyle Rowley, must have heard all these rumors, as he recently flatly denied them in a post on Twitter (X). Yeah, this clarification puts an end to these false theories.
What Is the Latest Status of the Game?
The game’s popularity is a result of its success. Last month, the studio announced that the title had sold 1 million units as of the end of December 2023 and 1.3 million units as of the beginning of February 2024. As mentioned above, it has become the studio’s fastest-selling game so far.
The studio also reveals the entry sold 50% more copies and three times more digital copies in the first two months than Control sold in its first four months.
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