Alan Wake

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Alan Wake — это игра, которая умеет испытывать терпение, из-за чего её легко забросить в первый же час, но если пересилить себя, она раскрывается ближе к финалу. В самом начале проект отталкивает душным геймплеем, ведь схема «посвети фонариком и выстрели» быстро утомляет, главный герой постоянно устает от бега, а бесконечные однообразные темные леса навевают скуку. Однако ближе к концу история писателя разгоняется, локации становятся масштабнее и интереснее, а эпичные моменты вроде сражения на рок-сцене полностью искупают прошлую рутину. В итоге игра долго запрягает, но дарит отличные эмоции в финале, заслуживая честные 6 из 10 за отличную атмосферу, ради которой пришлось перетерпеть скучный старт.

[b]İnceleme için Alan Wake Remastered sürümünü oynadığımdan, değerlendirmemi bu sürüm üzerinden yapıyorum.[/b] Alan Wake, kaybolan eşini aramak için Bright Falls kasabasına gelen başarılı bir yazarın, yazdığı hikayelerin yavaş yavaş gerçeğe dönüşmeye başlamasını konu alıyor. Gizemini tek seferde açıklamak yerine küçük parçalar halinde sunması, manuskript sayfaları, televizyon bölümleri ve Remedy'nin sinematik anlatımı sayesinde merak duygusunu oyun boyunca canlı tutuyor. Psikolojik gerilim ile doğaüstü olayları başarılı şekilde harmanlayan atmosferi de oldukça etkileyici. Işık ve karanlık üzerine kurulu oynanış özgün bir fikir olsa da, ilerledikçe uzayan çatışmalar ve hantal mekanikler yüzünden tatsız bir tekrara düşüyor. Kasaba, geniş ormanlar, madenler ve açık alanlar çoğu zaman keşif hissi yaratmaktan çok aynı döngüyü uzatan geçiş bölgelerine dönüşüyor. Pil, mühimmat ve sıklaşan uzun düşman karşılaşmaları da gerilimi artırmak yerine hikayenin temposunu kesiyor. Atmosferin en güçlü olduğu anlarda bile çatışmaların sürekli araya girmesi, oyunun ritmini belirgin şekilde zayıflatıyor. Remastered sürümü görsel tarafta daha temiz bir sunum sağlasa da, oynanışın yaşını hissettiren tasarım tercihlerini büyük ölçüde koruyor. Küçük denge düzenlemeleri, yaşam kalitesi iyileştirmeleri ve daha akıcı bir ilerleyişle deneyim çok daha güçlü hale gelebilirmiş. Teknik güncellemeler hissediliyor ancak oynanış tarafında aynı özen hissedilmiyor. Alan Wake'i bugün hala ayakta tutan unsur elbette çatışmaları değil; atmosferi, müzikleri ve son ana kadar merak uyandırmayı başaran hikaye anlatımı. Oynanış zaman zaman bu anlatının önüne geçse de, Remedy evrenine adım atmak isteyenler için deneyimlenmesi gereken, kimliğini koruyan bir psikolojik gerilim macerası. [b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32515007-s%25C9%2590%25D7%259Fn%25C9%259Fnsn%25CA%258E/][u]Kuratör Sayfamı takip etmeyi unutmayın [b]sɐןnɟnsnʎ[/b]...[/u][/url][/b] ːcozybethesdaː [b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44359868-pixgamist/][u]Don't forget to follow my Curator Page [b]pixgamist...[/b] [/u][/url][/b] ːsteinː [b][url=https://www.youtube.com/@yusufulas81/videos][u]Youtube Sayfamı takip etmeyi unutmayın...[/u][/url][/b] ːsummercat2023ː

Alan Peak

MASTERPIECE!! Loved every minute of it. The story, the world, the characters are all top tier. The gameplay is fun and tight. The enemy encounters are fun and challenging. This is a story focused game and has a mystery box story which unfolds in a fun and unpredictable way, keeps you on your toes all the time. The ending is insane and has the best last line in all of gaming period. The DLC episodes are both fun and interesting and gives an insight into what happens after the crazy ending. The platforming is cool but janky, but gameplay and story telling here is very good. For 100% this is a good game to complete, it has fun achievements, good challenge and almost no grind, completely friction-less and fun 100%. The DLC Episodes have perma-death achievements which can be annoying, but never not doable. Highly recommend this game, despite it's age and janky nature. The best 6/10 game you will ever play and never forget.

[Spoiler-free] Alan Wake is quite a miserable experience, but it got us Alan Wake the Second, so I will let it live. Whopping 7 years after Max Payne 2, Remedy gave birth to Alan Wake—an action-survival horror (YES, HORROR) game telling the story of a writer that simply wanted a peaceful holiday with his wife, away from the shenanigans that come with being a bestseller, yet somehow ended up in a series of tragic and twisted events that result in the disappearence of his wife. Let's start with easily the best part of Alan Wake—the story. As usual, Sam Lake is an amazing writer, so it's not a surprise that the story is where the game shines the most. It easily surpasses the work he has done on Max Payne, and that was already great! Alan Wake as a movie, as a book, as a narrative, is just so engaging. They have masterfully interwoven the intricacies of a great horror book and the mesmerizing feeling of an addicting TV series into a faux-tvshow-book video game. I am not strictly speaking about feelings, although that also plays a part in that. There are pages of a book scattered throughout the game and there are TVs placed in specific locations of the game. Both of those are essential in order to piece together this masterful story. It might seem nonsensical at first, but the game makes sure you understand it by the time the credits roll around. The thing that's not commonly mentioned when this game is brought up is the voice acting and I think it's a shame. The voice acting is honestly the second best thing about the whole experience. It's seriously impressive, even by today's standards. Obviously Matthew Porretta takes the cake here, but Brett Madden is nothing to scoff at either. Now, if this was the entire game, or rather, if this wasn't a game, it would've honestly been a 5/5, but alas, you have to play it. Contrary to the popular belief, I don't think Alan Wake has bad combat. It's actually quite well thought out. All the weapons feel weighty, the flashlight mechanic is quite genius and the controls are *mostly* responsive. This game's greatest sin is the absolute overabundance of combat encounters. This is a 9 hour game if you simply play through the base experience. There are maybe 4 enemy types that actually matter. I am not kidding when I say you will spend around 6 hours in combat, another hour is just running (or driving!) through the environment, which is fine, and the rest is reserved for the actual wagyu steak. It is maddening and completely takes the tension away from the story. While the combat evolves a little throughout the story, giving you more weapons to play around with, the environments stay the same. You will see the god forsaken green forest for 80% of the game AND YOU WILL LIKE IT. To make the combat encounters worse, some of the enemies will just spawn behind you. Sometimes the game will show you that they did, but most of the time you are going to get stabbed in the back without warning and lose half of your health (possibly all of it!). It honestly would not be that bad if not for the fact that the dodge was made to piss you off. The dodge is the same button you use for running, which is a sin of its own, but the worst part is that it simply feels like RNG. I love my dodges and parries in video games, but I can't for the love of god get a hold of Wake's dodge. I know that he is in his thirties, but MOVE MAN. If you cut Alan Wake in half (the game, not the guy), you would literally lose nothing of value and the experience would be miles better. The best example of this is the DLC episode simply called "Special: The Writer". It is a 2 hour episode with wild set pieces, (literally) insane and passionate acting from Matthew Porretta, a moderate amount of combat encounters that actually enhance the experience, and it neatly wraps up the whole story. I know that it stands on the shoulders of the base game, but it just does everything so much better. I know Remedy is not known for their gameplay (although they've gotten better at it over the years), but this is their lowest of the lows. 50% recommended, 50% stay away.

dont buy. some of the worst writing and pacing ive ever seen