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Well, it sounds like you'd enjoy that aspect. If you want it, now is the time to get it; Alan Wake 2 is on sale now and additionally Epic has a deal where if you buy it now(either standard or deluxe) you get Alan Wake Remastered for free. This deal ends Jan. 10, iirc.
Agreed
I agree with your points, but for me the negatives far outweigh all the occasional glimpses of something good in this game.
The jump scares. Chase sequences that fail to make clear where we need to make a sharp turn. A couple of places where it's easy to miss some inconspicuous passage, and then we're stuck, the hints the game provides are quite useless. Respawning enemies weren't exactly one of the highlights of Control either, but they're so much worse in a survival horror.
How many times did we have to replace a fuse? By the third time it started to feel like some kind of a joke. Whereas Control had some excellent puzzles.
The echo points where we have to stand still and listen to a dialog. If we move too far away, the dialog resets. And we have to listen to it again from the beginning, because the dialog triggers something. It's even worse with Saga's mind place because there it's monologs, not dialogs.
People were criticizing the combat in Control for being too primitive, but then how would you describe the combat in AW2?
There are glimpses of those moments which are bizarre, dark and amusing at the same time and which were so great in Control. And instead of trying to do something at least as original as Control, they decided to make a very average survival horror.
I'll give this another chance in a few years once I've upgraded to a 4090 or a 5080ti.
Sinking City was actually good, tho (imo ofc)