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'But just doing a full blown game is a completely different ballgame.' Death Rally is also the game Remedy's nowadays creative director and Kojima-adjacent auteur celebrity Sam Lake joined the studio to work on.

'Obviously during the Future Crew times, we had done a few game-like things,' co-founder Markus Mäki observed in a 2016 retrospective. The demoscene was/is more about tinkering and experimenting with computer hardware than game-making, so shifting to a 'proper' videogame production was a challenge.

Remedy themselves were founded the year before Death Rally's release by members of the Finnish demoscene groups Future Crew and The Aggression.

Image credit: Apogee/Remedy Entertainment 'It features both death and rallying, so is adroitly named,' opined some guy named Kieron Gillen back in 2009. Published by Apogee, it sees you looping around toytown courses, peppering your rivals with bullets or pranging them with your spiked fender. The project in question is Death Rally, a top-down combat racer for MS-DOS in the spirit of Micro Machines, which graced CRTs all the way back in 1996. Tucked away in one dark corner of Remedy's latest horror extravaganza Alan Wake 2 you'll find an arcade cabinet machine dedicated to the very first game the Finnish developer ever made. This isn't a Mega-Scoop for the Ages, but it's a fun little story.

Alan Wake 2 download the new version for ios