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If your into dark, psychological horror games set in the woods... you have to try this game out. Dont let this guy keep you from playing one of the best games ever made.
Also, to the OP, you cant blame the game for your poor hardware specs.
When your game is BETTER without the part where you actually play, you should just make a movie.
in short its not worth retail. get it on sale if you feel like playinga ♥♥♥♥ game
This is also one of my favorite games! I've been watching for it to go on sale, and was thrilled to have just barely made the cut off for the cheap as heck purchase earlier! I played it on 360. Have Alan Wake avatar stuff even.
I was honestly creeped out trying to play this game in the dark lol...It's along the lines of that one Silent Hill game where you essentially just ran away to live to fight for another day. Except there was no fighting, which makes this game better. You have the option to really defend yourself if need be.
I think that a lot of people don't like it because it's a different style of gameplay. They're used to being able to run in, guns blazing, and that's just not the style of this game. Whereas, I loved it for exactly that reason. I'm not saying that anyone's opinion is right or wrong here. :)
that is the point of this game, it's supposed to be difficult and to freak you out about not haivng a way to defend yourself. not to mention it's a thriller type game, they're not going to warn you about all the bad guys. that would make it way too easy and a lot less creepy. O_o that or you're just a horrible shot and waste ammo like no one's business lol.
uh, This will be my third time playing it. I love it.
Anyways, aside from the awesome story (and I think everyone agrees that the story is awesome) this game has one of the most satisfying gameplay. IMO. Walking around with a flashlight, etc, the graphics are great too. Just one of the few games where I went and explored every corner during daytime and ran scared for my life during nighttime. But those day time moments are GREAT, just talking or exploring.. having a little break from "the darkness" before venturing on. And I loved the car driving those times that you get a car.
I think I forgot to mention that from the start on it nearly plays as a book. Collecting lost pages, and constantly reading up on the story (or more like listening, since it's voice acted). I loved it.
But ofcourse, as I said, some people don't like this game. Probably those CoD players who can't kill in any form of shooter game except CoD .. yea, anything will be too hard for you then.
Are you just going to leave them there? You don't have a maid around here to clean up your mess.
I'm digging it so far, and I have a similarly specced pc as reviewer and it runs fine for me. A little tearing but I only notice it when I'm looking for it.
It really went kind of like this.
"Running through the forest... music gets scary... short clip of attackers... 2 seconds of flashlight... 3 shots to the chest... repeat to next enemy... running through the forest again... music gets scary..."
American Nightmare was, in that regard, much better. It's story was shorter and therefore had less space to develope, but the gameplay was actually fun.
I like how you bring your point(s) across : )
But yes, you can just delete them,
top right corner, look for the trash-can that will appear.
My problem with "Alan Wake" is that I was looking for an survival horror game with the god-like combat of Max Payne, but I found myself in a Stephen King novel.