It's been a good long while since Remedy Entertainment has said anything about Alan Wake, the psychological thriller the company announced in 2005.

Up until the first half of last year there were sporadic screenshot releases and tidbits of new information released through previews. Since then, the Max Payne developer has kept very quiet. Remedy CFO Mika Reini took the time today to reassure fans that the game is still in development. On the game's official forums he notes "yes, we're still here and working hard on getting Alan Wake for you to enjoy."

Reini also admitted that there have been some development struggles, saying "if everything had gone perfectly smoothly there probably would be a game out for you guys to play already. But designing a completely new game can be hard, and sometimes you need to take a detour to find the best route forward."

Alan Wake is in development for PC and Xbox 360, with Microsoft publishing.

It's taken a while, but YouGamers finally has the third part of an interview with the people at Remedy. This installment focuses on the engine technology powering the upcoming Alan Wake.

It's taken a while, but the second part of YouGamer's Remedy Entertainment interview is finally online. The second part of this interview focuses more on the upcoming Alan Wake.

A new Hexus.TV show is now up, this time offering an interview with Markus Maki. Remedy's Development Director talks about the upcoming Alan Wake.

There's an Alan Wake preview on Computer & Video Games, reprinting a recent article from PC Zone. The article offers an overview of the game, quotes from Remedy's Petri Jarvilehto and a couple of new screenshots.

Remedy's Alan Wake website has been updated with the recently released screenshots from the game, also offering an option to rate them as the company is interested in seeing what people think. Feedback can also be left in this thread.

Eurogamer is the latest site to rave about Alan Wake, offering impressions of the game's X06 demonstration. The article also clarifies that while the game is structured like an episodic TV show, it will be released as one big game, not multiple parts.

TotalVideoGames is the latest site with an Alan Wake preview, offering impressions based on seeing the game demoed at Microsoft's X06 event last week.

There's a new Alan Wake preview on GameSpot, offering impressions of the game as it was demonstrated at Microsoft's X06 event.

Here are a couple of new Alan Wake screenshots, released at Microsoft's X06 event.

As part of AnandTech's IDF coverage, they have this on an Alan Wake demonstration at the Intel event. Most of the presentation focused on the game's use of multicore CPUs.

Remedy has updated the Alan Wake website, offering some new media from their "psychological action thriller". At FileShack you can find a new HD movie, which runs for close to two and a half minutes showing in-engine footage. There are also two environmental screenshots right here. Thanks SlamDunk.

The AlanWake.Net forums have an Alan Wake Q&A, answering some reader submitted questions. Remedy's Petri Jarvilehto and Sam Lake answer questions about multiplayer, mod support, combat, game interactivity, the free-roaming world and engine technology.

Finnish site Tilt.tv has a page on Alan Wake, offering several new screenshots from Remedy's new third person action game. Thanks SlamDunk.

New on EuroGamer today is an Alan Wake interview, asking Remedy's Sam Lake and Petri Jarvilehto about their insomnia game.

Over at Max Payne fan site Deep Six you can find an Alan Wake Q&A, talking to Petri Jarvilehto and Sam Lake of Remedy about this "psychological action thriller".

Remedy has opened a teaser website for their upcoming game, which is indeed called Alan Wake (as we speculated a few weeks ago). The site offers the first two screenshots from the game, which is described as a "psychological action thriller". A brief teaser trailer with some in-engine footage can be found at FileShack.