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Video Game Series: Alan Wake

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Platform: Microsoft Xbox 360

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Genre: Action & Adventure

Game Name: Alan Wake

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Finland's Remedy Entertainment delivers this "psychological thriller" action-adventure, which follows a popular horror novelist through his darkest nightmares. Mourning a vanished lover and beset by insomnia, Alan Wake has lost his best source of creative inspiration: his dreams. He retreats to the little Pacific Northwest town of Bright Falls, where the horrors he once saw in his sleep seem to become real. Mission by mission, the player guides the character to explore these eerie stories as they come alive in the isolated coastal village.<br><br>Alan Wake shares more with its predecessors than a vague pun in the title character's name. As in the studio's Max Payne, the hero's nightmares yield shadowy monsters to battle and surreal mysteries to unravel, mostly from an action-oriented, third-person perspective. The missions in Alan Wake weave continuously through the horror writer's visions as well as through the "real" world, where the lonely village of Bright Falls offers little solace. And although he gains access to a revolver, hunting rifle, and increasingly deadly shotguns, Alan Wake's most useful weapon may be his flashlight, as darkness seems to be the source of all his nightmarish troubles.

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by trisecraplops
29 Nov, 2019Top favourable review
Remedy's Departure from Max
If you've played Max Payne (1 and 2), then you will quickly spot the similarities with Alan Wake's gameplay and environment. Even though Remedy tried to get as far from Max as they could, they only changed the food coloring and left the remaining recipe the same. That't not necessarily a bad thing either. Gameplay-wise, I think it may actually be incredibly close to The Evil Within. At least from the gunplay and mechanical fights perspective. Controls, animations, and (to a certain degree) writing is reminiscent of Remedy's earlier work. At any rate, Alan Wake is a fun game and its story is compelling enough. There are obvious parts of ridiculous overacting, but it's serviceable. The only real hit this game takes is in the action gameplay which did not age particular well. Alan Wake as a ... If you've played Max Payne (1 and 2), then you will quickly spot the similarities with Alan Wake's gameplay and environment. Even though Remedy tried to get as far from Max as they could, they only changed the food coloring and left the remaining recipe the same. That't not necessarily a bad thing either. Gameplay-wise, I think it may actually be incredibly close to The Evil Within. At least from the gunplay and mechanical fights perspective. Controls, animations, and (to a certain degree) writing is reminiscent of Remedy's earlier work. At any rate, Alan Wake is a fun game and its story is compelling enough. There are obvious parts of ridiculous overacting, but it's serviceable. The only real hit this game takes is in the action gameplay which did not age particular well. Alan Wake as a character controls like someone on the verge of falling over dead. Maybe it's due to all the coffee the guy consumes and then subsequently loses his mind. In the end, I'd recommend it. If nothing else, it stays somewhat true to Remedy's grittier and edgier past.
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by mimikji.pwion40
08 Jun, 2016Top critical review
Good Game but not great.
After been a PS2,3,4 Owner for so long, I always wanted to play the best that the Xbox had to offer. That chance came when I bought a used cheap Xbox and Alan Wake. Man, after so many people comparing this game to Sony's The Last of US, I just had to try it. Don't get me wrong the game is fun and a very good one. But, it lacks in many departments. Graphic is good, I'll give it a 8. The game play is good but gets very repetitive. Same O same O backdrop. After playing it a few days, couple hours a day, I was looking forward to finish it. It doesn't come close to The Last of US.After been a PS2,3,4 Owner for so long, I always wanted to play the best that the Xbox had to offer. That chance came when I bought a used cheap Xbox and Alan Wake. Man, after so many people comparing this game to Sony's The Last of US, I just had to try it. Don't get me wrong the game is fun and a very good one. But, it lacks in many departments. Graphic is good, I'll give it a 8. The game play is good but gets very repetitive. Same O same O backdrop. After playing it a few days, couple hours a day, I was looking forward to finish it. It doesn't come close to The Last of US.
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by yyagJk3tQe-@Deleted
03 Jul, 2010
Very good, has a drawback or two.
let me start off by saying that, while I enjoy FPS games, I also have a great respect for the third person RPGs. Alan Wake has an excellent premise, of using light as a weapon. the effects for even aesthetic lighting are above par. I also feel I should praise the use of the manuscript. while most games I've played have had to step away from the protagonist to show the purpose or actions of other characters, or to enhance certain plot points, Alan Wake uses the manuscript to accomplish this, meaning the camera never strays from our intrepid writer hero. the score for the game is also very well gone, both the instrumental mood music, and the songs performed by Poets of the Fall. The list of achievements are reasonable, not too easy, but not too demanding, either. That said, there are some ... let me start off by saying that, while I enjoy FPS games, I also have a great respect for the third person RPGs. Alan Wake has an excellent premise, of using light as a weapon. the effects for even aesthetic lighting are above par. I also feel I should praise the use of the manuscript. while most games I've played have had to step away from the protagonist to show the purpose or actions of other characters, or to enhance certain plot points, Alan Wake uses the manuscript to accomplish this, meaning the camera never strays from our intrepid writer hero. the score for the game is also very well gone, both the instrumental mood music, and the songs performed by Poets of the Fall. The list of achievements are reasonable, not too easy, but not too demanding, either. That said, there are some drawbacks. the logic in some parts of the story are a little fuzzy. I wish I could come up with an example off the top of my head. The lip syncing in the cutscenes is often off, and jars the player out of the experience. While I said the achievements are reasonable, I should also mention that there are VERY many types of collectibles: 100 canisters, 25 history/info signs, 106 manuscript pages, 14 TV shows, 15 or so radio broadcasts, and 30 supply chests. while the game play can be repetitive to some, in my opinion, the game provides enough twists and environment changes to keep things interesting. the most memorable moment I have, for example, is fighting through a group of common Taken, and two elite Taken, heading a little further up a hill, and finding myself about to be run down by a train car that has fallen from the sky. Overall, I give the game an 8.8 out of 10, with most of those points going to originality, and a few good plot twists. And .5 of those are for good ol' Barry Wheeler. I recommend this game to dedicated sandbox RPG players.
by tattooed_blade
24 May, 2010
Alan Wake (Xbox 360)
The story spans six episodes, each made as a TV miniseries. After the first episode's exposition each that follows ends with a cliffhanger, fades to a title screen as songs plays, and then transitions into a plot recap as the next begins. Even if episodic gaming isn't particularly original at this point, the style of the presentation fits with what Remedy is trying to accomplish here; delivering a video game experience that feels like a novel presented as a TV show. It has some Max Payne with Resident Evil Mixed in. The game play is good, the stop is strong but the camera angles and be off a bit. All in all a solid title, a good graphics feel but nothing extraordinary. It could have been a longer game, the game play is a bit short and replay value is moderate. Not worth full retail but if ... The story spans six episodes, each made as a TV miniseries. After the first episode's exposition each that follows ends with a cliffhanger, fades to a title screen as songs plays, and then transitions into a plot recap as the next begins. Even if episodic gaming isn't particularly original at this point, the style of the presentation fits with what Remedy is trying to accomplish here; delivering a video game experience that feels like a novel presented as a TV show. It has some Max Payne with Resident Evil Mixed in. The game play is good, the stop is strong but the camera angles and be off a bit. All in all a solid title, a good graphics feel but nothing extraordinary. It could have been a longer game, the game play is a bit short and replay value is moderate. Not worth full retail but if you can find it at a deal, get it.
by probe97b
07 Nov, 2010
Not your typical adventure game
First off, I first heard about this game back when the xbox 360 came out back in 2005. I wasn't entirely sure about what type of game it was besides it being somewhat of a single player action/adventure game. Years later, I never really heard much at all about it wasn't even sure it was still in production. Then all of a sudden, 2009 E3 they had some news about the game being released only on Xbox 360 sometime in 2010. I watched a video about the history on this game producer called Remedy Games who was responsable for the first Max Payne game and a few other titles. Alan Wake was a title they were working on but it took them a good 5 years to finish because of complications on the storyline and such, the question is... was it worth the wait? The Game I picked this game up mainly ... First off, I first heard about this game back when the xbox 360 came out back in 2005. I wasn't entirely sure about what type of game it was besides it being somewhat of a single player action/adventure game. Years later, I never really heard much at all about it wasn't even sure it was still in production. Then all of a sudden, 2009 E3 they had some news about the game being released only on Xbox 360 sometime in 2010. I watched a video about the history on this game producer called Remedy Games who was responsable for the first Max Payne game and a few other titles. Alan Wake was a title they were working on but it took them a good 5 years to finish because of complications on the storyline and such, the question is... was it worth the wait? The Game I picked this game up mainly because of it being something entirely different than the normal 3rd person shooter or FPS game that comes out today, it looked like a very storyline driven game so I gave it a shot. When you first get into the game you will notice that it follows the plotline of the main character, Alan Wake, who is a writer as he is on vacation to a place called Bright Falls with his wife Alice. As the game progresses his wife becomes missing and it's your job to solve this mystery. Most of the game feels like a straight storyline with some action sequences thrown in involving some shadowy figures following trying to kill you and some rather simple puzzles. It seems like most of the dialog portions are shown when it's daytime outside and all of the scary action happens when it's dark. The controls are simple easy to figure out with the regular Xbox controller and it's fun trying to get the next peice of the mystery solved. There's also different storyline peices you collect to form Alan Wakes next book and other items that give you more ammo or batteries for your flashlight to fight against the shadowy figures. The music is pretty soft but gets intense as the suspense hits through the moments where characters are after you. The graphics are alright, it looks a little better than a first generation Xbox 360 game but nothing spectacular. Acheivements can be granted for completion of certain chapters but as far as I can tell that's the only "special" unlocks you can get. Overall for how much I've played of this game I really like it, it's challenging at times and does freak you out in certain situations. It's just something totally different and I really enjoy what Remedy Games did with the game, hopefully it will be a hit and they will make more of these.

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