Alan Wake Remastered is an action-adventure game that will also appeal to horror fans. Not only does it offer the full experience of the basic story, but also two expansions: The Signal and The Writer. With its gripping plot receiving rave reviews from players all around the world, it is a timeless classic of gaming which structure resembles a thriller television series.
Story
Alan Wake is the titular character, a best-selling author suffering from writer's block, before whose eyes the entire action takes place. Tag along with Alan and his wife as they go on vacation to the peaceful town of Bright Falls despite a nightmare warning about shadowy silhouettes lurking in the corners.
As the story progresses, you are stranded and can barely remember what has happened. All you know is that your wife has disappeared, and you must find her, being wary of the Taken - shadowy creatures armed with murderous weapons, ranging from knives to even chainsaws. You have no other choice but to face the forces of darkness and solve the mystery behind all the puzzling circumstances you're thrown into.
Main story
Alan Wake Remastered offers you the full experience of combative and non-combative sequences with new 4K visuals. Scavenge for collectibles, perform slow-motion dodges and maneuvers, get entangled in a perplexing mystery, and fight the darkness with something perhaps more valuable than any other weapon - a flashlight!
The Signal
Continue your adventure from the end of the main game and once again find yourself in the town of Bright Falls. Try to escape the Dark Place without losing your mind. Fight against the omnipresent darkness and remember who you really are.
The Writer
Regain your memories and find yourself after all you have experienced. Your story does not simply end with victory over the darkness. The real enemy may be closer than you think.
Key features
- Plot full of memorable twists and turns.
- Much enjoyable gameplay.
- Two DLCs and the main story experience.
- Newly implemented 4k visuals.
- Thrilling atmosphere.
