Alan Wake 2's Owls Aren't What They Seem (Probably)
has a deep and intriguing mystery that extends beyond the game into other titles and even TV shows. With a story that's been over a decade in the making, it makes sense that the second game, which takes place 13 years after the first title, would include a few hidden details. While some are more innocuous call-backs to previous media in the extended Remedy universe, others serve as clever clues left behind by the game's writer, Sam Lake, and the team of creatives at Remedy Entertainment.
[Warning: This article contains story spoilers for Alan Wake 2 as well as potential spoilers for the Night Springs and Lake House DLCs.]
One such clue is the creepy owl in Alan's office that follows the character with its eyes. While unsettling, it seems like it would be a completely innocuous addition to freak out those paying attention. However, another train of thought and theory could lend itself to uncovering the greater mysteries and unsolved story threads that have weaved their way into the narrative.
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User shkegulka on X discovered the neat Easter egg by walking back and forth in Alan's office. As they do so, the owl's head moves along and tracks Wake wherever he goes. While this could be chalked up to a simple mechanic added for some creepy fun by Remedy, it also could have implications on the sometimes confusing connected universe between,,, and the 6 part mini-series .
In a brief scene when Alan is talking to Thomas Zane — a filmmaker and character referenced in the original, there is a brief flash of Dr. Casper Darling on a CTR television screen. Those familiar with the series will remember that Dr. Darling was the Head of Research at the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC),
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