Alan Wake

Alan Wake is the story of a writer who comes to the quiet town of Bright Falls and finds himself in his own novel. Local legends and fogs around the lake turn out to be closer to the truth than it seems. Alan is known as a master of the thriller, and at first he is sure that everything that is happening is fiction. At night, strange things begin to happen in the city, and the pages of a manuscript predict the future. You need to understand them before what is written comes true. Light works like a weapon here: flashlights and flares remove defenses from opponents. You have to save batteries and cartridges, and running in the dark is unprofitable. Records and documents gradually add up to the overall picture. The town lives according to a schedule: during the day it is friendly, at night it is empty and dangerous. Records and manuscripts are found in the most unexpected places. Weapons are limited to pistol, shotgun and hunting rifle. The additions expand the story with other episodes and characters. The writer turns out to be not the only one who knows about the fog. The journalist and the local sheriff give clues, but do not tell everything at once. Bonfires provide respite and awareness of the situation. Individual episodes focus on other characters and this expands the story. Light operates as a resource and must be maintained. Enemies are afraid of flashlights and rockets, but not bullets themselves. Saves are organized by chapter. Weather and fog change visibility in almost every chapter. The plot goes through three episodes, and each has its own mood. For those who like stories with fog and mystery, the game is suitable.