Alan Wake (Video Game 2010) 8.9
Alan Wake is a story-driven action game in the psychological thriller genre, developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Microsoft Game Studios... See full synopsis » Director:Petri Järvilehto |
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Matthew Porretta | ... |
Alan Wake
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Lloyd Floyd | ... |
The Hitchhiker /
Tor Anderson /
Walter Snyder /
Night Springs Narrator
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Clay Steward /
Alvyn Derleth /
Mr. Jones
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Tom Zane /
Alex Casey
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Alice Wake
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R.J. Allison | ... |
Pat Maine /
Night Springs Reporter #2
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Jason Nuzzo | ... |
Mott /
Newscaster /
Taken
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Barry Wheeler
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Rose Marigold
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Rusty /
Deputy /
Night Springs Cop
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Cliff Carpenter | ... |
Odin Anderson
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Linda Cook | ... |
Cynthia Weaver /
Night Springs Cultist #1 /
Martha
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Barbara Jagger
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Carl Stucky /
Deputy
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Don Guillory | ... |
Deputy Janes
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Alan Wake is a story-driven action game in the psychological thriller genre, developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Microsoft Game Studios... See full synopsis »
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Performed by Violet Indiana
Licensed courtesy of Violet Indiana 2000
Written by Siobhan Meehan and Robin Guthrie
Published by Sony/ATV Tunes LLC o/b/o Sony/ATV Music Pulbishing (UK) Ltd/ Cocteau Twins Ltd.
(c) 2004 Chrysalis Music (ASCAP)
All Rights Reserved
Used by Permission
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The initial platforms for Alan Wake were announced to be PC with Next Generation Consoles (Xbox 360 and PS3). When Microsoft picked up publishing of the game, the PS3 version was dropped, although Remedy admitted it was dropped so early in the development they hadn't yet had the game playable on the PS3. The PC version was originally going to require Windows Vista, and it was even demoed on the Intel Core 2 Duo Processor with Nvidia graphics in 2006. When the game made it's final push for completion, PC development stopped, although Remedy said it would continue if Microsoft wanted. At release, the game was only available on Xbox 360. See more »Goofs
Alice Wake's driver's license, picked up by Alan when it was left in an old car, was issued in the USA, which organizes date of birth by month/date/year. Alice's license, while difficult to read in game can be seen clearly in the Official Survival Guide, lists her date of birth as 24-11-79 (day-month-year). No US issued license would list a date in this manner. See more »Soundtracks
"Air Kissing"Performed by Violet Indiana
Licensed courtesy of Violet Indiana 2000
Written by Siobhan Meehan and Robin Guthrie
Published by Sony/ATV Tunes LLC o/b/o Sony/ATV Music Pulbishing (UK) Ltd/ Cocteau Twins Ltd.
(c) 2004 Chrysalis Music (ASCAP)
All Rights Reserved
Used by Permission
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In my entire life of gaming, I have only ever wanted to play a game multiple times twice. The first is the original Assassin's Creed (I'm up to AC: Brotherhood so expect that to change), The next was this.
I have played little snip-its of Max Payne, not enough to get the full gaming experience - from what I played it was fun.
The thing I love about this game is that if people were attempting to make a video game movie adaptation that would finally be taken seriously, use the plot to this game. Its not "Kill darklings here, there, everywhere." Take the plot this has, you could make a half-decent movie or miniseries(which actually DID happen, and I have reviewed it) out of it.
The plot - Alan and Alice Wake are away on vacation, Alan has had writers block for 2 years and Alice has a phobia of the dark, they go to a small country town called Bright Falls. Alice tries to get Alan back in the writers chair, they have a fight and the cabin the Wake's are staying in has a blackout. Alan finds that his wife has been taken and is now in the lake surrounding the cabin. He wakes up in a car crash a week later and finds these creatures that have light as their only weakness and shine a flashlight at them long enough, they are now no longer immune to bullets. He then finds manuscript pages to a book he wrote that he doesn't remember writing. He uses this to get back to his wife.
I will say that the graphics for this game are excellent - the fact that this game was made by an independent Finnish company made it all the more impressive and it made the game all the more admirable in my eyes.
The soundtrack is well suited for the game. Anyone will tell you that The Old Gods Of Asgard are a great band and there is something about shooting "darklings" with the song "Children Of The Elder God" playing in the background that gets me into a sort of "high", if you know what I mean.
Overall my second favourite game of all time, I hope anyone reading was convinced enough to play it.