When we transition to the cityscape, even more clues can be pulled out of the scene. Who could forget having to track down all of these tucked-away do-nothing thermoses simply because they loved the game so much and wanted all of the achievements? The city Alan will apparently find himself in a city-perhaps his old stomping grounds of New York? Less important to the lore (probably), but still a fun reference is the iconic blue Oh, Deer Diner coffee thermos. Does this point to the infamous body of water being nearby? Probably, but we can't know more until we're able to decipher the rest of the writing on the large but sadly shadowy sign. We're unable to make out the bottom line of the sign, but look between the thick tree and the cabin and you'll find a sign for Cauldron Lake. Still, it's more likely this is just a cabin in the woods, not Alan's former writer's den-but also a bit strange that the two structures are so similar.
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It contains one additional peak in its ceiling between the two windows that, admittedly, do seem very similar in both the original game and the new trailer.
But not only is the placement of this cabin not consistent with Bird Leg Cabin, which sat on a small island in the middle of Cauldron Lake until it sank away in the 1970s, but the roof is slightly different from the Bird Leg Cabin we've seen before. One's first instinct may be to assume this is Bird Leg Cabin reborn as it was in Alan's first nightmarish adventure. On the right in the background, we see a cabin. Thanks to Sir Galehaut-the most knowledgeable Remedy lore fan I know-for the image and additional background info. According to one unknown investigator's corkboard, The Cult of the Tree is related to this symbol, and it seems only to be found in Watery, Washington, the rival town across the lake from Bright Falls. We don't know what their motives are, who is in this group, or really anything other than their name. The symbol seems to relate to the Cult of the Tree, which is a mysterious group only mentioned by name in a few obscure places like this so far. While we haven't seen this symbol in Alan Wake before, we do see it in the Wake-heavy "AWE" DLC for Control, but only if you catch it amid a fast-moving montage of purposely blurry images. In this example, the triangles are arranged with one overlapping the other in a north and south manner. In what will become a recurring symbol in the brief trailer, we see our first glimpse of overlapping triangles carved into the tree on the left. Is it a Deer Fest souvenir belonging to the apparent victim lying dead atop the table? If it's a mask, it may imply that Deer Fest will once more be ongoing during Wake's long-awaited return, something a later part of the trailer suggests even more.
And law enforcement is clearly on the scene too, as they've marked at least 38 pieces of evidence, including the strangely naked body.īeneath the picnic table on the right sits a deer's head, though it appears so clean that it may actually be a mask of some sort. It seems as though someone (Alan?) has killed the man or come upon this grisly scene. The interesting thing to note is that the body does not appear to be that of a Taken, especially considering that defeated Taken wither away into the air when killed. Without a doubt, you caught the human corpse lying on the picnic table like Hannibal Lecter was there enjoying a day at the park. In the first scene of the dioramic reveal trailer, we see Alan standing in the woods surrounded by some details well worth noting. The woods Click to expand each image and more closely examine the clues. Here are 20 things you may have missed in the Alan Wake 2 trailer, as broken down into its four main scenes. We're eager to learn more about the 2023 game, which Remedy says is going all in on survival-horror. We've tried to unravel all of those clues here. While there's no gameplay to look at yet, the mood piece does contain many clues as to the story and setting for Alan Wake 2. The debut trailer mixes some computer-generated environments with a live-action Alan who looks a bit like John Wick on day 10 of insomnia. Remedy's sequel once felt impossible, but the Finnish developer has been building toward this moment for the past several years, which included acquiring the intellectual property rights from Microsoft, revealing its Remedy Connected Universe, and remastering the original 2010 cult classic Alan Wake.
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