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Alan Wake Remastered

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Alan Wake Remastered
Item: Alan Wake Remastered
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2021

GenresAdventure, Action, Third Person Perspective, Shooter, Horror, Mystery, Single Player

AvailableOct 5, 2021

PlatformPlayStation 5, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, PC, Xbox Series X

DeveloperRemedy Entertainment

Overview

In this award-winning cinematic action-thriller, troubled author Alan Wake embarks on a desperate search for his missing wife, Alice. Alan Wake Remastered offers the complete experience, with the main game and its two story expansions - The Signal and The Writer - with stunning new 4K visuals.

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8.1

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Alan Wake Remastered’s story captivates with atmospheric tension, psychological depth, and literary flair, praised for its immersive narrative and structure despite criticisms of thin characters and clunky dialogue—overall a standout achievement in horror storytelling.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

91%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The majority of critics praised Alan Wake Remastered’s story for its engaging narrative structure, psychological depth, and atmospheric storytelling. Many highlighted its unique blend of horror, mystery, and literary influences, with IGN describing it as a “descent into madness” reminiscent of Stephen King’s work, while COGconnected lauded its “mind-bending script” and compelling performances. The episodic format, likened to a TV series by Pure Xbox and Screen Rant, was frequently noted for maintaining tension and intrigue through segmented chapters. Critics like GameSpot and Trusted Reviews emphasized the story’s strength as its “strongest aspect,” with environmental storytelling and optional collectibles adding layers of depth. The narrative’s exploration of reality vs. fiction, as highlighted by Jeuxvideo.com and MGG Spain, further enriched the experience, creating a sense of immersion that kept players invested. Additionally, the psychological thriller elements, such as Alan Wake’s identity crisis and the dark supernatural forces in Bright Falls, were praised for their originality and emotional resonance. However, some critics pointed to flaws in the storytelling. Metro GameCentral criticized the “simple tale of an incompetent ancient evil” and “thinly sketched characters,” while Guardian noted “stilted dialogue” and “heavy-handedness.” Finger Guns and Video Chums also mentioned clichés and underdeveloped concepts, with the latter stating that “interesting ideas never reach their full potential.” The ever-present narrator, as critiqued by Metro GameCentral, was seen as a distraction, while IGN Portugal acknowledged the narrative’s complexity could feel “impenetrable” without prior context. Additionally, some reviewers, like Hey Poor Player and Riot Pixels, noted that the story’s reliance on environmental cues and fragmented exposition required players to piece together the plot, which could be frustrating for those seeking more direct storytelling. Despite these critiques, the overall consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with most agreeing that Alan Wake Remastered’s story remains a standout achievement in narrative-driven horror. While some issues with pacing, dialogue, and character development were acknowledged, the majority celebrated its atmospheric tension, clever structure, and thematic depth. Critics like GamingTrend called it a “masterpiece,” while Press Start Australia praised its “deep, unpredictable” nature, urging players to experience it “blind.” The story’s ability to blend literary influences with interactive storytelling, as noted by GameGrin and Gfinity, solidified its reputation as a memorable and immersive experience. Even the criticisms were often framed as minor drawbacks in an otherwise compelling narrative, reflecting the game’s enduring appeal and critical acclaim.

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Gameplay Mechanics

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Alan Wake Remastered dazzles with its inventive light-based combat and atmospheric tension but falters under repetitive gameplay, dated mechanics, and a lack of modern polish.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

41%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

55%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Alan Wake Remastered receives praise for its innovative core mechanics, particularly the light-based combat system that sets it apart from other action-adventure titles. Critics like God is a Geek and EGM highlight the tension and creativity of using flashlights to weaken enemies before finishing them off with firearms, calling it "exciting" and "innovative." The blend of survival horror elements with environmental puzzles and exploration is also noted as engaging, with Cultured Vultures and Atomix praising the strategic use of light to expose enemy weaknesses and the fun, immersive puzzle design. Additionally, VG247 and GameSpot commend the dynamic combat system, which balances urgency and strategy, while Jeuxvideo.com acknowledges the effective mix of action-adventure and horror elements driven by the day-night cycle and light mechanics. These positives underscore the game’s enduring appeal despite its age. However, multiple critics criticize the gameplay for feeling repetitive and lacking variety. Finger Guns, Push Square, and Metro GameCentral describe the combat as monotonous, with "tedious slogs" and "rinse-and-repeat" encounters that fail to evolve. Issues like outdated controls, limited enemy diversity, and a lack of upgrades to original mechanics are frequently mentioned, with Trusted Reviews noting the "dated" nature of combat options. COGconnected points to specific flaws, such as the protagonist’s limited stamina and enemies spawning unexpectedly, while Xbox Achievements remarks that the game still feels like a 2010 title despite remastering. Others, like GameByte and Worth Playing, note the linear structure and repetitive tactics, with Slant Magazine highlighting the frustration of managing resources and unconventional aiming systems. These critiques paint a picture of a game that struggles to maintain engagement over time. The overall consensus among critics is mixed but leans toward acknowledging Alan Wake Remastered as a flawed yet nostalgic experience. While many praise its unique light-based mechanics and atmospheric tension, the repetition and dated design elements are significant drawbacks. IGN France and Jeuxvideo.com recognize the game’s originality and engaging core concepts, even if they feel "not exceptional." Meanwhile, GamingTrend and Nintendo Life note that while the gameplay shows its age, it remains fun and accessible, with improved visuals and frame rates enhancing the experience. The remaster is seen as a faithful but unpolished revival of a 2010 title, with some critics like VG247 and GameSpot emphasizing its strengths despite flaws. Ultimately, the game’s charm lies in its distinctive mechanics, even if they fail to fully translate into a modern, varied experience.

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gameplay mechanics

Alan Wake Remastered dazzles with its inventive light-based combat and atmospheric tension but falters under repetitive gameplay, dated mechanics, and a lack of modern polish.

Graphics and Visual Design

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Alan Wake Remastered shines on PS5/PC with 4K visuals, immersive lighting, and atmospheric tension, but falters on Switch with muddy textures and dated graphics; while higher-end versions elevate the eerie tone, aged character models, missing features like Ray Tracing, and performance hiccups reveal its 2010 roots, making it a nostalgic but imperfect upgrade.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

48%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

48%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The remastered version of Alan Wake receives widespread praise for its visual upgrades, particularly on higher-end platforms like the PS5 and Xbox Series X. Critics highlight improved textures, lighting effects, and character models that enhance the game’s atmospheric tension. IGN France notes the "pinsharp" 4K visuals and enhanced lighting, while GameSpew describes the game as "nice to look at" with "richly detailed environments." The PS5 and PC versions benefit from 4K resolution, smoother frame rates, and sharper textures, with VG247 praising "clear improvements in character models, objects, and textures." Additionally, the lighting system is frequently lauded for its ability to amplify the game’s eerie tone, as noted by The Games Machine and GameGrin, who commend the "impressive" atmospheric effects. Even on older platforms like the Xbox One, Slant Magazine acknowledges improved environments and settings, though with some limitations. However, several critics point out significant drawbacks, particularly on the Nintendo Switch. Nintendo Life and Gaming Age criticize the Switch version for "muddy textures," "blurry" visuals, and "static environments," calling it a "step down" compared to other platforms. Similar complaints arise from Hey Poor Player, who notes "incorrect texture loading" and "flat image quality." Even on more powerful systems, issues persist: Eurogamer Italy and CGMagazine mention aged character models and facial animations that feel outdated, while Trusted Reviews and Everyeye.it lament the absence of Ray Tracing and HDR. Performance hiccups also surface, such as stuttering cutscenes on PS5 (Gfinity) and "rigid" animations (IGN France). These technical shortcomings, though less severe on higher-end hardware, underscore the game’s 2010 origins despite its remastering efforts. Overall, critics agree that Alan Wake Remastered is a visually improved experience but one that struggles to fully modernize its aesthetic. The PS5 and PC versions are consistently praised for their 4K fidelity, lighting, and atmospheric depth (IGN, VG247), while the Switch’s limitations remain a sticking point (Nintendo Life). Despite mixed feedback on character models and animations, most acknowledge that the remaster retains the game’s core visual identity. As GameGrin notes, the "cinematic" cutscenes and environments still evoke the original’s tension, even if some technical aspects feel dated. While not a revolutionary overhaul, the remaster succeeds in revitalizing Alan Wake’s visuals for modern audiences, balancing nostalgia with incremental upgrades.

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Music and Sound Design

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Critics lauded Alan Wake Remastered’s sound design and music as a masterclass in atmosphere, with eerie audioscapes, haunting scores, and 3D audio immersion elevating its horror. While minor issues like muddled dialogue and voice acting flaws surfaced, they paled against widespread acclaim for its emotional depth, licensed tracks, and tactile DualSense feedback—solidifying the remaster as a benchmark for audio-driven storytelling.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

84%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

16%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The overwhelming majority of critics praised the sound design and music of Alan Wake Remastered as a standout element that significantly enhances the game’s atmosphere and immersion. Reviewers like CGMagazine highlighted the “unsettling atmosphere” and “eerie” audio design, noting how environmental sounds—like mist creeping over hills or light filtering through trees—create a hauntingly beautiful experience. DualShockers and GameMAG emphasized the visceral impact of the soundscapes, with the latter specifically commending Petri Alanko’s poignant musical score for complementing the narrative. The use of 3D audio on PS5 was frequently lauded, with Atomix noting how it “enhances the atmosphere” and Everyeye.it appreciating the DualSense’s sensory depth despite the lack of official PS5 3D audio support. Critics also celebrated the eclectic soundtrack, including licensed tracks from artists like David Bowie and Nick Cave (Games.cz, GameSkinny) and the memorable contributions of bands such as Poets of the Fall (KeenGamer, SomosXbox). The music’s ability to heighten tension and emotional beats was a recurring theme, with IGN Italia and Worth Playing calling it “beautiful” and “haunting,” respectively. While most reviews were glowing, a few critics pointed out minor technical issues. Digital Chumps and GameByte noted problems with audio mixing, particularly difficulty hearing dialogue due to volume imbalances, which detracted from the experience. PLAY! Zine mentioned that while the sound design and music were positive, the voice acting “lacked emotional depth,” though this was a rare critique. Additionally, Everyeye.it observed that the game did not officially support PS5’s 3D audio, though the DualSense still added tactile feedback. These concerns were largely overshadowed by the general acclaim, with most critics agreeing that the sound design and music were integral to the game’s success. The overall consensus among critics was overwhelmingly positive, with nearly all acknowledging the exceptional quality of Alan Wake Remastered’s audio. Even those who mentioned minor flaws, like Digital Chumps or PLAY! Zine, conceded that the strengths of the sound design and music far outweighed any shortcomings. Reviewers such as GamingBolt, Push Square, and Worth Playing emphasized how the soundtrack and soundscapes “masterfully” contributed to the game’s tension and immersion, while Metro GameCentral and VG247 highlighted the effective use of licensed tracks to deepen the narrative. Despite some technical hiccups, the majority of critics agreed that the audio work elevated the remaster, making it a crucial part of what makes Alan Wake a memorable experience. The combination of atmospheric sound design, evocative music, and meticulous attention to detail earned widespread praise, solidifying its reputation as a benchmark for horror gaming audio.

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Voice Acting

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Most critics praise Alan Wake Remastered's voice acting for elevating narrative depth and immersion, with standout performances like Éric Aubrahn’s Alan Wake and Fred Burman’s Barry, though some note stilted delivery and awkward moments—minor flaws in an otherwise strong package.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

61%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

33%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Alan Wake Remastered receives largely positive feedback, with many critics highlighting its contributions to narrative depth and character development. Reviewers like GameMAG and GameSpot praise the performances as expressive and well-executed, noting how they enhance the game’s storytelling. God is a Geek and MGG Spain commend the "great voice cast" and "excellent" quality, emphasizing its role in immersion. Jeuxvideo.com specifically highlights Éric Aubrahn’s portrayal of Alan Wake as a standout, while Nintendo Life and Xbox Achievements describe the voice acting as charismatic and "sublime," respectively. Even critics like BaziCenter and Multiplayer.it acknowledge its positive impact on the narrative experience, despite some minor reservations. These assessments underscore a strong consensus that the voice work elevates the game’s atmosphere and emotional engagement. However, several critiques point to inconsistencies or limitations in the voice acting. GamingBolt notes that while the performances "fit the game's tone," they are "mostly stilted," and Metro GameCentral criticizes the dialogue as "poor" with "cringe-inducing moments" that hinder character engagement. PLAY! Zine finds the voice acting "adequate but not memorable," while VG247 mentions instances of "so bad it's good" delivery and awkward interactions. Checkpoint Gaming adds that some performances feel "flat or unintentionally humorous," aligning with the game’s genre but potentially detracting from immersion. Additionally, Video Chums and Windows Central note technical issues like "odd voice sync" and "improved lip-syncing," suggesting that while the acting itself is strong, execution occasionally falters. Overall, the critical reception of Alan Wake Remastered’s voice acting leans heavily positive, with most reviewers agreeing that it enhances the game’s narrative and atmosphere. While some critics like GamingBolt and Metro GameCentral point to stilted delivery or awkward dialogue, these issues are often framed as minor flaws in an otherwise strong package. The majority of reviews—spanning platforms like PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC—highlight the voice acting’s role in enriching character development and immersion, with praise for specific performances (e.g., Fred Burman’s Barry) and technical improvements like updated character models. Despite occasional critiques, the consensus is that the voice work remains a key strength of the remaster, balancing emotional depth with the game’s eerie, surreal tone.

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Technical Performance

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Alan Wake Remastered delivers mixed technical performance: PS5 and Xbox Series X shine with smooth 60fps, improved visuals, and fast load times, while Nintendo Switch stumbles with unstable frame rates and poor optimization. PC benefits from DLSS but faces animation issues. Despite remastering, cutscene hiccups, graphical limitations, and platform-specific flaws persist—though PS5 and Xbox offer the most refined experience.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE

Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

37%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

58%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Alan Wake Remastered varies significantly across platforms, with several positives noted. On the PS5, critics like PlayStation LifeStyle praised its smooth 60fps gameplay and improved load times, while Push Square highlighted lightning-fast loading as a standout feature. The Xbox Series X also saw improvements, with EGM noting consistent 60fps performance and GameByte calling it the "best version of the game to date" due to higher resolution and frame rates. The Nintendo Switch, despite its hardware limitations, received some praise for steady performance and manageable controls from Nintendo Life and NintendoWorldReport, though visual compromises were acknowledged. Meanwhile, Wccftech and Digital Chumps highlighted the PS5’s smooth 4K60fps experience, while Trusted Reviews praised PC optimization with DLSS support. However, technical issues plagued several platforms. The Switch faced heavy criticism for unstable frame rates, low resolution, and long load times, as noted by Hey Poor Player and Gaming Age, who called it a "poorly optimized port." On the PS5, while most praised its stability, PlayStation LifeStyle reported unplayable asset issues later in the game, and The Games Machine noted inconsistent frame rates during cutscenes. The Xbox Series X had mixed reviews: KeenGamer and GameSkinny cited stuttering cutscenes and control delays, while MGG Spain mentioned clunky animations. Additionally, Wccftech and Comicbook.com pointed to occasional stutters and missing ray tracing on PS5, and Riot Pixels noted sluggish animations on PC. These issues underscored the game’s aging foundation despite remastering efforts. Overall, critics generally agreed that Alan Wake Remastered saw notable technical improvements on modern hardware, particularly on the PS5 and Xbox Series X, where stable frame rates and enhanced visuals were highlighted by Press Start Australia and GameByte. However, platform-specific flaws persisted: the Switch struggled with optimization, while older systems like the PS5 and Xbox Series X faced cutscene-related hiccups and lingering graphical limitations. Despite these issues, many reviewers, including Atomix and IGN, acknowledged that the remaster addressed core technical problems from the original, making it a more polished experience overall. While no platform was flawless, the consensus leaned toward the PS5 and Xbox Series X offering the most refined experiences, with developers likely to address remaining bugs via patches.

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Replay Value

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Alan Wake Remastered earns praise for DLCs, collectibles, and expanded lore that entice fans to revisit its eerie world, but critics panned its repetitive gameplay and lack of innovation, arguing it’s a must-play for newcomers or diehards yet a lukewarm rehash for veterans.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

26%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

67%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The replay value of Alan Wake Remastered is viewed through a lens of mixed but nuanced positives. Several critics highlight elements that could encourage revisiting the game, particularly for fans of the franchise or those new to its universe. For instance, IGN France and GameMAG note that additional content like DLCs and bonus episodes expand the experience, while Cultured Vultures emphasizes that collectibles and story depth might entice players to explore the game again. Dexerto points to new secrets for diehard fans, and Checkpoint Gaming suggests multiple playthroughs could deepen understanding of the narrative. The inclusion of original DLCs, such as The Signal and The Writer, adds hours of gameplay, as noted by GameByte, while CGMagazine praises QR codes linking to intriguing videos as a unique replayable element. These aspects collectively suggest that for dedicated fans or newcomers, the remaster offers enough substance to warrant a second look. However, many critics express concerns about the game’s limited replayability due to its repetitive gameplay and lack of significant changes from the original. Video Chums and Metro GameCentral argue that players familiar with the base game may find little incentive to return, while Push Square criticizes the “repetitive gameplay and lack of engaging combat.” BaziCenter and MGG Spain note that the remaster offers little new content for veterans, and EGM points out the absence of Alan Wake’s American Nightmare as a disappointment. Additionally, NME acknowledges that collectibles might detract from the atmosphere, and Wccftech mentions that some players may prefer focusing on the story over collecting items. These critiques underscore a general consensus that while the remaster has value for specific audiences, its core mechanics and narrative remain largely unchanged, limiting broader appeal for repeat playthroughs. Overall, the critics present a balanced view: Alan Wake Remastered is seen as a worthwhile experience for newcomers and dedicated fans, but its replayability hinges on individual preferences. IGN and GamingBolt highlight the added DLCs and expanded content as key positives, while Nintendo Life and Eurogamer Italy acknowledge that the remaster’s value varies depending on whether players have experienced the original. For some, like Destructoid, the game’s collectibles and bonus episodes make it worth revisiting, but for others, such as Video Chums, the lack of innovation diminishes its appeal. The consensus leans toward a middle ground: while the remaster is not a groundbreaking reimagining, its narrative depth, collectibles, and DLCs provide enough incentive for fans to return, even if it falls short of offering a transformative experience for all players.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

75%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

25%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall reception of Alan Wake Remastered is largely positive, with critics praising its atmospheric storytelling, nostalgic value, and visual upgrades. Many highlight the game’s engaging narrative and eerie atmosphere, which remain compelling even after a decade. For instance, IGN France notes it “successfully revitalizes a classic with improved visuals and maintains its engaging narrative,” while GameByte emphasizes that fans of the original will likely enjoy the remastered version. The inclusion of the AWE DLC and QR code hints for future content adds depth, as noted by CGMagazine, which calls it a “worthwhile experience” for both newcomers and returning players. Critics like Digital Chumps and VG247 also commend its charm and refined gameplay, framing it as a modern classic that stands up well despite its age. The remaster’s ability to retain the original’s core appeal while updating its presentation is frequently cited as a strength. However, several critics point out significant drawbacks, particularly technical issues and outdated mechanics. The Nintendo Switch version faces harsh criticism for poor performance and graphics, with Gaming Age and Hey Poor Player advising against it due to “terrible port” flaws. Even on more powerful platforms like the PS5 and Xbox Series X, some reviewers note lingering problems: IGN criticizes outdated gameplay and lack of depth, while Eurogamer Italy mentions the remaster “does not innovate enough.” Others, like Push Square, argue that the game struggles to engage new players due to its “lack of scares” and “uninspired combat.” Additionally, Noisy Pixel points out missed opportunities, such as the exclusion of American Nightmare, and COGconnected acknowledges the game’s age despite its remaster. These critiques suggest that while the core experience is solid, technical and design limitations prevent it from feeling entirely modern. Despite these criticisms, there is a strong consensus among critics that Alan Wake Remastered is Worth Playing, particularly for fans of the original or those interested in narrative-driven horror. Everyeye.it and MGG Spain praise its “well-crafted” nature, while Gfinity calls it an “exceptional game” that holds up after a decade. While some platforms like the Switch face significant port issues, others receive more balanced reviews, with Nintendo Life noting the Switch version’s “steady performance” despite visual flaws. The general sentiment leans toward recommending the remaster as a nostalgic or introductory experience, even if it doesn’t fully modernize its mechanics. As Press Start Australia concludes, it’s a “timeless and unforgettable experience” that remains highly recommended for fans of the genre, even with its imperfections.

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Alan Wake Remastered earns praise for its atmospheric storytelling, nostalgic charm, and visual upgrades, retaining its eerie appeal a decade later. While critics laude its narrative depth and DLC additions, technical flaws—especially on Nintendo Switch—and dated mechanics on all platforms tarnish its polish. Despite imperfections, it remains a recommended, if imperfect, experience for fans of narrative-driven horror.

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Reviews

120 reviews found

100

GameGrin

Apr 7, 2023

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The reviewer highly recommends Alan Wake Remastered, praising its narrative, combat mechanics, and improved visuals. Minor complaints are attributed to the game's age.

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100

Stevivor

Xbox Series X

Oct 4, 2021

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Alan Wake Remastered is described as a 'remasterpiece,' successfully capturing the essence of the original while enhancing the experience for both new and returning players.

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Xbox Tavern

Xbox Series X

Oct 25, 2021

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Alan Wake Remastered is a successful remaster that enhances the original while maintaining its core experience. It is highly recommended for horror fans and newcomers alike.

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Gfinity

PlayStation 5

Oct 4, 2021

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The review highly recommends Alan Wake Remastered, considering it an exceptional game that holds up strong even after a decade. The only major issue mentioned is the stuttering cutscenes.

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Dexerto

PlayStation 5

Oct 4, 2021

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The review concludes that Alan Wake Remastered is an essential purchase and gives it a rating of 9/10.

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SomosXbox

Xbox Series X

Oct 4, 2021

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Alan Wake Remastered es una celebración de la obra original, mejorando aspectos técnicos y manteniendo la esencia de la historia, convirtiéndolo en un título esencial de 2021.

God is a Geek

PlayStation 5

Oct 4, 2021

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Alan Wake Remastered is a definite improvement in visuals, offering the same great story and intense gameplay throughout.

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CGMagazine

PlayStation 5

Oct 4, 2021

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Alan Wake Remastered is praised as one of the most unique games in the psychological horror genre. The story, gameplay, and atmosphere are strong, although the character models and facial animations have not aged well. The inclusion of the DLC episodes and the QR codes hinting at a future for the series add value to the remastered version.

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WellPlayed

PlayStation 5

Oct 4, 2021

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The review concludes that Alan Wake Remastered is a well-produced title with a compelling narrative, despite some reflections of its original development. It expresses delight in the opportunity for more fans to experience the game and the possibility of seeing more of the protagonist's story in the future.

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Pure Xbox

Xbox Series X

Oct 4, 2021

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Alan Wake Remastered is the best way to experience the game, especially for horror and Remedy's other titles fans. The remastered enhancements bring the game up to modern standards, although some gameplay issues remain. It is a joyous experience and a perfect treat for the Halloween season.