All in all I would HIGHLY recommend Alan Wake, if you are a fan of third person adventure games with a mix of horror than this game is a MUST PLAY AND A MUST BUY for you, considering that the price of it is simply irresistible compared to other titles thi...
Alan Wake is a superb horror game that borrows more from film (The Shining), television (X-Files, Twilight Zone), and novels than it does games, though takes just enough from them to make it work near perfectly. For that, it deserves a good, hard look by...
Let's play a game. It's a game where you have to forget you ever heard of Alan Wake and, for a bonus point, erase any memory of playing the Xbox 360 version. Done? Then we can begin in earnest....
Sammanfattning: Alan Wake Review1 2 This review was originally published for the Xbox 360 version of Alan Wake, published by Microsoft in 2010. The PC version uses Steamworks and is being self-published digitally by developer Remedy Entertainment, with the retail rele...
Remedy has built a world that, despite being a fantastical realm of twisting shadows and realities, is solidly anchored in authenticity. Outstanding environmental design and some brilliant visuals and sound make Bright Falls and its mountainous surroun...
Incredible atmosphere, exciting and engaging gameplay combined with superb visuals and audio make Alan Wake a masterpiece that everyone should play. ...
Alan Wake is an important game. It demonstrates a new way of video game storytelling that will likely be copied in the near future. Downloadable content has proven that people are willing to pay for games in smaller portions and Alan Wake proves that p...
Engaging, mysterious storyline, Unique episodic storytelling, Dark and mysterious atmosphere and environments, Tense and well-designed combat, Excellent sound effects, music, and voice acting,
Somewhat awkward character modeling and lip sync,
Alan Wake finds the sweet spot that many horror games miss: a slick combination of action sequences and genuine frights. ...
Sammanfattning: Which action title featured bullet-time gameplay and appropriately dramatic combat sequences years before it titillated us so much in Stranglehold? Which shooter also featured an engrossing and well-told plot a very long time before BioShock landed on ...
