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February 2012
(77%)
36 Reviews
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Abstract: Today on Gaming with Killatia we take a look at the hit DLC game Alan Wake American Nightmare. Originally released on xbox live arcade back in march the game found itself on the pc on May 22 2012. Now its a good to talk about this great follow up to the h...
Abstract: The release of Alan Wake in 2010 offered gamers a unique experience that fused thrilling gameplay with a deep and mysterious narrative that incorporated various paranormal elements. Following the game's release, The Signal and The Writer add-on episode...
Published: 2012-03-10, Author: Sean , review by: gotgame.com
Abstract: Alan Wake was one of the most original games released in a long time. Sure, it used a lot of survival horror mixed in with psychological aspects. However, it didn't attempt to be the next Resident Evil or Silent Hill. The development team at Remedy follow...
Abstract: Xbox 360A good story can go a long way to endear me to a game. While it took a while to pull me in, Remedy eventually spins an engrossing yarn, pairs it with fun combat and a fantastic bad guy, and hopes you'll stick around for the ride. It has got its...
Abstract: When announced, I felt that because Alan Wake's American Nightmare was a standalone game, it meant that it had a hard line to straddle. It's clearly built with the Alan Wake engine, and feels like a fully fledged console game mechanically. However, it'...
Abstract: I am a huge fan of Alan Wake. With its near perfect narrative structure and tightly constructed Lynchian story, Alan Wake quickly became my favorite game of 2010, a go-to recommendation for anybody with an X-Box 360, and arguably one of the most unique...
Abstract: Since the last DLC installment ended on the original Alan Wake, many gamers and fans like myself wondered just how long we would be back in Alan’s novelistic themes again, especially since it took over 5 years to bring Alan to the Xbox 360 in the first...
That's not such a bad thing, though – American Nightmare is a cheaper, more bite-sized experience than Alan Wake was, but provides a decent few hours of story and a so-so arcade mode for a much smaller price. If you enjoyed the original Alan Wake or are j...
Alan Wake's American Nightmare proves to be a solid addition to the series. The four to five hour campaign will keep you busy, especially if you're set out to find every manuscript in Night Springs. A "horde" multiplayer mode also offers a chuck of acti...
