Alan Wake Remastered

In 2010, development team Remedy Entertainment brought us the action and horror game Alan Wake on the Xbox 360, and it was one of the best exclusive games for the device at the time. An action and horror story game in which we go on an adventure with the very successful novelist Alan Wake in his attempt to find his wife who disappeared in the town of Bright Falls. The little one on vacation. Now, 11 years after the release of the original game, we get the remastered version, available on various platforms, including for the first time on Sony home devices. Today we present you a review of the remastered version of this classic game.

Gameplay and Storytelling

The Alan Wake game is the closest thing to a television series in terms of the way the story is told, which consists of chapters that always end with an unexpected ending. Here we control the character of the writer Alan Wake, with whom the adventure begins A strange dream. It is similar to the training area in the game, where we learn the very simple basics of control. The enemies are in the game. They are people who have been afflicted by the power of darkness and you have to take the lead. Point the flashlight at them to get rid of the power of darkness and then hit them with bullets to eliminate them. There is also a dodge button, and choosing the right time to dodge will help you a lot when confronting enemies, especially when their number is large, it increases to save your energy and also get the opportunity to attack enemies after theirs to hit a failed attack. The gameplay style is very simple and fun and can be somewhat flawed by repetition, be it in terms of the enemy designs or the style itself, which doesn’t develop much over the course of the game until you play through it.

Improved Graphics and Atmosphere

You should always pay attention to the battery indicator of the flashlight and also identify the places where the light is strong as this is where enemies cannot attack you. Here you can also restore your energy. As you progress through the game, the power of the flashlight increases. You will also find more diverse weapon options. The gameplay is very fun. In fact, the remaster version hasn’t changed anything here. Everything was like the original version and there was no real need to change anything in terms of how the original gameplay system was strong in the game. The remaster version focused more on improving the graphics in the game. Well, the original version of the game is still beautiful to this day. It was present, but had some minor problems such as a reduction in frame speed, etc. Here the problems have been fixed, and also the character models have been improved during the game’s cinematics and a higher screen resolution has certainly been added to the current version for home devices.

Immersive Atmosphere and Engaging Story

The game’s tone is distinguished by both the characters’ voice acting and the music. This game was very impressive on a technical level during the Xbox 360 generation and now looks nicer than before, although it didn’t need a lot of improvements. The game is very linear and offers a very nice explanation of the events of the story. Its secrets and how Alan Wake tries to remember this novel where he lives and where his wife disappeared and the secrets of this darkness that haunts him The game’s environments are very beautiful, as are the storytelling and Movie scenes, and it is one of the games that have portrayed this theme excellently.

Additional Content and Conclusion

The main adventure is not very long. What sets the remaster pack apart is that it includes additional content to the original game, namely “The Signal” and “The Writer” chapters, which provide great added value to the content and longer hours of play. The game does not offer any additional stages of group play or networking, as it is a game intended for one player and is presented in a very special way for fans of story games. Alan Wake is one of the very special action game experiences worth trying, and it’s very nice that it has received a remastered version so that the largest possible number of players can play the game, especially given the rumors about the possibility of . .. We will get a second part of the game in the future. It is a very entertaining game in which most of the elements, including the gameplay system, story and graphics, were characteristic in the original version of the game and have been further improved in this new version.

Alan Wake Remastered was reviewed using a copy we received from the game publisher prior to the game’s launch.