If Alan Wake really wrote this… well, he must be a pretty bad writer, considering his story is full of unnatural, contradictory character behavior, unfunny jokes, and — worst of all — monotonous repetition. The gameplay has been heavily simplified — the enemies, the light, the darkness — to the point where it all looks cheap. The “cool” cutscenes don’t save it at all; in fact, they make it worse.
Alan Wake's American Nightmare
- Release Date:
- May 22, 2012
- Metacritic:
- 73
- Developer:
- Remedy Entertainment
- Publisher:
- Remedy Entertainment
- Platforms:
- Windows
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About This Game
Key Features:
- Play the full-fledged Story Mode: You’ll be on the edge of your seat as you fight to stop your murderous evil double to take back your life... and change reality itself!
- Fight till dawn arcade mode: In the action-packed Arcade Mode, you’ll need to master the Fight with Light mechanic to stay alive until dawn and beat your friends on the Leaderboards. Can you survive until sunrise?
- Face the darkness: Twisted and dangerous enemies stalk you in the shadows. Dispatch them with the powerful arsenal of weapons at your disposal.
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User Reviews
Just go and play the original game. This DLC makes it even more confusing.
This game is really cool, I liked it. The narration reminds me of The Twilight Zone, but I wish they'd kept the narrator as Alan Wake himself. The combat is slightly better than the first game, but I can't pinpoint why. The story was fun, but you basically do the same thing 3 times, which got a little repetitive. I would've appreciated more differentiation between the 3 time loops. The Arcade mode is fun too, it reminds me of Resident Evil's Mercenaries. There aren't many enemies though, which makes it slow-paced and quite easy, to be honest. Overall, it's a little story, but I would get it on discount only, because the story itself can be completed in 3 hours leisurely.
A fun, albeit short, game. Price is a little steep but I'd say it worth.
Yeah, combat's a [i]bit[/i] better but lost its charm.
A fun, albeit short, game. Price is a little steep but I'd say it worth it of you're a fan of the franchise. [spoiler] I liked that this was an episode of Night's Spring. That was pretty cool! [/spoiler] Edit: It's like a dollar now, I should've waited
Alan Wake but the writers could go wild. 10/10. Love the game, Arcade mode is a lot of fun.
This game has "almost" nothing to do with the masterpiece from wich it takes the name, it's short, has an uninteresting story and the gameplay is quite hard and frustrating, even if you dodge perfectly enemies often hit you anyway, so, not aspect much from this one, just few hours of distraction. My Final Score is [h1] [b]69%[/b] /100 [/h1]
yeah it's not worth your time just move onto AW2 right after finishing the original
this games pretty boring. and you dont really need to play this before control or alan wake 2. it is canon but its basicily a filler game. i wouldnt recommend this to any but die hard fans. also the achievements are hard as fuck.
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FAQ
How much does Alan Wake's American Nightmare cost?
Alan Wake's American Nightmare costs $8.99.
What are the system requirements for Alan Wake's American Nightmare?
System requirements are not available for Alan Wake's American Nightmare.
What platforms is Alan Wake's American Nightmare available on?
Alan Wake's American Nightmare is available on Windows PC.
Is Alan Wake's American Nightmare worth buying?
Alan Wake's American Nightmare has 79% positive reviews from 100 players. Metacritic score: 73/100.
When was Alan Wake's American Nightmare released?
Alan Wake's American Nightmare was released on May 22, 2012.
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