Alan Wake Video Review

Alan Wake Video Review

Alan Wake is in my opinion one of the most underrated video games in history. Hit the jump and check out my video review to find out why!

Review Opinion
By GEEKBLAST - Dec 27, 2013 01:12 AM EST
Filed Under: Video Games



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MCott
MCott - 12/27/2013, 11:44 AM
The game's focus on a writer, a missing person, a mystery, a demonic entity, and a writer's book coming to life...it all reminds me of John Carpenter's movie In the Mouth of Madness with Sam Neill. Although, this game doesn't feel as Lovecraftian.
GEEKBLAST
GEEKBLAST - 12/27/2013, 12:17 PM
Alternate dimensions and dark things trying to break through into our world...really, that didn't feel Lovecraftian to you?
MCott
MCott - 12/27/2013, 12:53 PM
@KMDTGEEKBLAST I said "as Lovecraftian." It felt very Lovecraftian. But in my comment, I compared Alan Wake to In the Mouth of Madness. I was saying that, in comparing the two, the film was more Lovecraftian than the game.
GEEKBLAST
GEEKBLAST - 12/27/2013, 1:19 PM
Oh, sorry missed the "as". In that case you're right. The game didn't have that piercingly scary feel that In The Mouth Of Madness had. I think they could've done that, but I think remedy felt that they had to keep the tone of the game as such that it would appeal to a wider audience. Alan Wake an American Nightmare was a move in that direction. Let's hope we get Alan Wake 2 sooner rather than later!
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