Alan Wake 2 is one of the greatest horror games in recent years. Funny, imaginative, stylish, and dark, it’s Remedy’s best work since the original Max Payne, and vastly superior to the first Alan Wake from 2010. The Night Springs DLC added three short episodes inspired by the Twilight Zone-esque in-universe TV show. The next Alan Wake 2 expansion, however, named The Lake House, looks a lot nastier and more frightening, closer to a traditional survival horror game. We’re expecting more details at the Xbox Partner Showcase on Thursday October 17, but before that, the release date for the new Alan Wake 2 expansion might just have leaked. Continue reading Alan Wake 2 The Lake House release date could be very, very soon MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Alan Wake 2 review, Alan Wake 2 weapons, Alan Wake 2 Words of Power

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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Microsoft has pulled its $1 Xbox Game Pass trial, just days before Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 releases on October 25th. The 14-day Game Pass trial was removed on October 8th, preventing people from signing up for a trial and playing through the Black Ops 6 campaign without paying for a full month of Game Pass. Microsoft first stopped its $1 trial for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass in March last year, before bringing it back and nerfing it down to just 14 days instead of a full month. The Xbox maker then briefly removed the $1 trial just days before Starfield’s debut in September. It’s not surprising to see the $1 Xbox Game Pass trial quietly removed once again, especially as Microsoft looks to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to boost... Continue reading…