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Alan Wake XBOX360-GLoBAL

May 9th, 2011

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Alan Wake XBOX360 GLoBAL

Alan Wake XBOX360-GLoBAL [Region-Free/Action/2010]

Platform…: Xbox360 / PAL-rf
Company….: Remedy
Packager…: That dude down in wallmart
Genre……: Action
Disks……: 1 dvd
ReleaseDate: Mai 05-2010
Players….: at least 1
Format…..: .iso
NetSupport.: TBA
Supplier…: Yes
Languages..: .uk at least

Alan Wake, a bestselling writer, hasn’t managed to write anything in over two years. His wife, Alice,
brings him to the idyllic small town of Bright Falls to recover his creative flow. When she vanishes
without a trace, Wake finds himself trapped in a nightmare. Word by word, his latest work -- a thriller
he cannot even remember writing -- is coming true before his eyes. At night a powerful dark entity
takes over the town and its inhabitants, and Wake’s only protection seems to be light. At day things
return to normal and the townspeople are no longer possessed. But in the game Alan will have to outrun
police, find his book’s missing pages, fight and use the surrounding objects with light, and find his
wife. All with a third person view.

Features

# Intense psychological thriller: Alan Wake delivers a deeply psychological and finely crafted plot that
raises the bar for storytelling in video games. The riveting story of Alan Wake is propelled by a movie-like
atmosphere, compelling situations, memorable characters, and real-time pacing. Remedy has a record of
creating and developing games with unique cinematic presentation and exceptionally high production values.
# Light as a combat element: As Wake journeys deeper into the mystery of Bright Falls, the shadows close
in around him. When darkness descends, light becomes his only ally as he fights his way to daybreak. This
poses a severe problem for Alan Wake since his enemies seemingly gain strength from the shadows, and before
long, light itself becomes his greatest ally. Players must skillfully combine their use of light with more
conventional weapons to stand a chance.
# Realistic, interactive environment: Set in the town of Bright Falls, the hyper-detailed environments of
the Pacific Northwest play an important role, as even the change in daylight and weather will profoundly
affect the characters and enemies in Alan Wake. The game’s advanced rendering engine provides amazingly
realistic environments that bring this world to detailed life—from the lush forest of evergreen trees to
the quaint small-town buildings and streets. The world of Alan Wake is alive and real.
# Episodic narrative: The mission-based structure of Alan Wake creates an episodic narrative similar to a
deeply structured dramatic television series, such as Twin Peaks and X-Files. As the episodes progress,
gameplay evolves to introduce new elements and characters, escalating the level of threat and action in the game

Gameplay

The story will play out in an episodic format, with a television show-style presentation similar to
Lost and 24 where each episode/chapter brings another piece to the puzzle of the main plot. Remedy
has confirmed that Alan Wake is only the first season of a bigger story, opening the door for future
sequels.

Light plays a significant role in gameplay and strategy. The enemies, called “The Taken” in the game,
are sensitive to light, encouraging the player to take advantage of environmental light sources and
placing significant emphasis on the flashlight as a primary weapon. Players also have the ability to
set traps that illuminate when triggered, either damaging or temporarily immobilizing an enemy. They
are then destroyed and turned into batteries.

Remedy also promised a free-roam, sandbox-style city, similar to those seen in the Grand Theft Auto
series. However, in an interview with Finnish magazine Pelaaja and British magazine Edge, this feature
is stated to have been removed, with Remedy opting to focus on a compelling storyline over
sandbox-style gameplay. “That being said, this path that the player is on is quite wide at times and
all through the game there is a lot for the player to explore, but it’s not a free-roaming sandbox,”
said Sam Lake of Remedy. Despite this on the official website for Alan Wake, when Sam Lake was
questioned whether the game was free-roaming or not gave the answer “We’ll open more of the game
world as the game progresses. The area is so large, that we want the players to become familiar with
a smaller subset of the world, before we introduce new locations and new areas.”.

Alan Wake features a day/night time cycle. During the day, players may interact with other NPCs to find
out more about the town of Bright Falls.

Alan Wake XBOX360 GLoBAL