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Alan Wake: The Signal

by Remedy Entertainment, Nitro Games·published by Remedy Entertainment, Microsoft Game Studios

27 July 2010T27
XboxXbox 360Xbox One

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7.6/ 10

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How long to beat

only 1 report

2h

Normally

story and some extras

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The first downloadable content, and the next chapter in the eerie world of Alan Wake, continues the story of the survival horror thriller where the original (entitled Season One) left off. Alan is stuck within the dark world of Bright Falls, falling under the control of the darkness. His only way out is to follow the signal.

The gameplay of The Signal follows the original closely, although there are some new elements at play. The flashlight, used as a defensive weapon in Season One, can now be reflected against mirrors and other items to increase its power and distance, taking down the horde of enemies in more unique methods than a straight point and flash method. The flashlight can also be used to light explosions if reflected against certain items in time. Alan's own words have also appeared within the world, turning into items of worth and helpful tools to get the player out of a close encounter. All other elements of gameplay, the low amount of ammunition for weapons, interaction with TV sets, and the surreal story of Alan's own mind slowly slipping into a deeper sense of insanity also return.

Ways to play

Modes

Single player

Perspective

Third person

Engine

The Alan Wake Engine

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Also known as

Alan Wake: Das Signal — German title

Alan Wake: La señal — Spanish title

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Facts

Released

27 July 2010

Series

Alan Wake

Platforms

XboxXbox 360Xbox One

Age ratings

ESRBTGRAC15+

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Top 40% by visits

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Story / mission