Alan Wake: The Signal
Alan Wake Expansion Pack
Release Date: July 27, 2010
Adventure, TPP, action adventure, Xbox exclusive, singleplayer
The first DLC pack for the adventure game Alan Wake by Remedy Entertainment. It takes place immediately after the events of the main game. The protagonist, a writer called Alan Wake, find himself trapped in another nightmare, in which he has to face his own subconscious. He is being aided by Thomas Zane, known from the core game, who helps him escape.
Alan Wake: The Signal for X360 is the first DLC pack for Alan Wake, an action-adventure game in which you, as the title journalist, face a mysterious darkness. The DLC has been developed by Remedy Entertainment, the creators of the core game.
Plot
The plot takes place immediately after the events of the main game: Alan again find himself trapped in a nightmare and wants to get out of it as soon as he can. He has to fight own subconscious by traversing the dreamscape, and is being aided by Thomas Zane, known from the core game.
Mechanics
Fans of the game should feel at home with the gameplay — the DLC features the familiar atmosphere and the darkness-possessed people you need to fight, as well as new collectibles. Unlike in the core game, however, in Alan Wake: The Signal you don't collect manuscript pages and thermoses but alarm clocks instead, which is quite symbolic when it comes to this DLC.
The gameplay mechanics are similar to those known from the main game. You visit grim, shady locations, where various eerie phenomena happen. The darkness takes over not only people but also objects, which are being flung at the protagonist while you have to dodge or destroy them with your flashlight or firearms. The ominous atmosphere of Alan Wake: The Signal is complemented by the well-made graphics, especially the lighting effects.
Eight new achievements worth 250 in total have been included in the DLC, which should make every completionist happy. Some of those achievements only require you to complete the DLC, while others involve finding collectibles and doing special tasks (e.g. defeating certain enemies under a given time). Alan Wake: The Signal takes about 90 minutes to finish.
Last updated on May 13, 2016
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Alan Wake: The Signal Summary
Platforms:
Xbox 360
Developer: Remedy Entertainment
Publisher: Xbox Game Studios / Microsoft Studios
Alan Wake: The Signal System Requirements
Xbox 360
Supports: Xbox Live
Base Gamefor Alan Wake: The Signal
Alan Wake
Remedy Entertainment Regains Rights to Alan Wake
The publishing rights to the horror game series Alan Wake have returned to its creators - the team at Remedy Entertainment. The information appeared in a report on royalty profits. The previous owner of the franchise was Microsoft.
video games
Bart Swiatek
July 1, 2019