Alan Wake Remastered review – an enjoyably hokey paperback-horror homage

Alan Wake Remastered review – an enjoyably hokey paperback-horror homage

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https://www.theguardian.com/games/2021/oct/11/alan-wake-remastered-review-paperback-horror-homage

Xbox One/Series X/S, PC, PlayStation 4/5; Remedy EntertainmentWriter Alan Wake searches for his missing wife while tackling a malevolent force disguised as darkness in this clunky but atmospheric reboot

A flashlight often spells vulnerability in horror games; it’s something to grasp desperately when the bullets run dry. In Alan Wake – Remedy’s 2010 very Stephen-King-inspired, Twilight Zone-meets-Resident-Evil-4 adventure – your torch is your trustiest weapon. Just don’t let its glow linger on this remaster’s freshly renovated scenery for too long, or you’ll risk getting spooked at just how sparse the improvements really are.

Alan Wake Remastered review – an enjoyably hokey paperback-horror homage

Oct 11, 2021, 1:48pm UTC
https://www.theguardian.com/games/2021/oct/11/alan-wake-remastered-review-paperback-horror-homage > Xbox One/Series X/S, PC, PlayStation 4/5; Remedy EntertainmentWriter Alan Wake searches for his missing wife while tackling a malevolent force disguised as darkness in this clunky but atmospheric reboot > A flashlight often spells vulnerability in horror games; it’s something to grasp desperately when the bullets run dry. In Alan Wake – Remedy’s 2010 very Stephen-King-inspired, Twilight Zone-meets-Resident-Evil-4 adventure – your torch is your trustiest weapon. Just don’t let its glow linger on this remaster’s freshly renovated scenery for too long, or you’ll risk getting spooked at just how sparse the improvements really are.