Alan Wake's American Nightmare

Alan Wake's American Nightmare - episodic action and psychological horror. The story follows a separate branch from the main series, but remains in the same universe. The narrative is presented in series. The weapon in Alan's hands only benefits from light, so the flashlight and signal checkers come into use. Enemies are exposed and finished off, and the order of actions here is more important than just speed. Familiar faces return in new circumstances. Alan finds himself in Night Springs, a town from his own imagination. The location is in Arizona. There is also a double of the hero who calls himself Mr. Scratch. The film is folded into scenes, and between them the hero tells what happened before. The light from the lantern drives away darkness and makes opponents more vulnerable. Local residents fall under the influence of darkness and attack the hero. Scratch wants to take over Alan's consciousness and relies on the help of the Dark Abode. The confrontation is fought with fists and conversations. Light and darkness work both as weapons and as protection. Sunsets and thunderstorms in the Arizona desert change the view and add anxiety to every step. The town lives with a fair and cheap eateries along the road. Darkness covers the roads, and it is better not to remain unarmed here. Locations are repeated, and events change from entry to entry. So history resembles a jammed film from which you need to break out. For each visit, the events are repeated, but with new details and circumstances. Between episodes, the hero talks about past adventures. For victories over darkness, the hero receives new weapons and ammunition. This game is suitable for anyone who loves dark stories about writers.