r/AlanWake

Finished my Remedy universe run.

I’ve played all the games (minus Control Resonant) previously but never done a back to back play-through which was leading up to playing the new Control sequel. Honestly though this series has felt totally epic and I’m very excited for Alan Wake III (which I’m sure will probably be their next game).

I found playing the games in this order felt really good,

Alan Wake remastered (plus DLC’s)
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare
Alan Wake II
Control (plus DLC’s)
Alan Wake II: Final Draft (plus DLC’s)
Control Resonant

Threw in a play-through of Quantum Break after everything as well.

Feel totally frazzled now but in a good way.

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u/BarnT88 — 11 days ago

I think the nightwatchman video is literal

I think after the events of AW2 Alan and Casey stayed in bright falls, hanging around the lake and keeping an eye out, and they became nightwatchmen, like they’re supposed to keep an eye on things and wait for the right moment so why shouldn’t they take that job?

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u/AZ10026 — 10 days ago

Just finished playing original. Combat is way more fun than I remembered

I'm assuming it's because of the xbox controls back in 2010 making aiming too slow and the shitty fps, because I remember I quit this game way back then due to the combat.

Just recently got the original again on PC for around 2 dollars for steam sale. Man, the game was a blast. Felt like Resident Evil 4 with all the hectic encounters lol.

I'm guessing because using a mouse makes aiming so much quicker. I can turn around 180 degrees in a split second in order to blind enemies and turn back around to run.

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u/RemotePreparation812 — 10 days ago

I find it so funny that someone like Barry somehow exists in the same universe as Alan Wake and Control

u/The_Other_Elena — 10 days ago

What is this building?

(First playthrough finished the game getting 100% before starting dlcs and final draft so if this has anything to do with final draft or dlc idk about it)

It's not the Calderon lake fbc facility is it? Cuz that wouldn't make sense?

Hartmans clinic perhaps?

u/patcheshater09 — 10 days ago