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Alan Wake 2 Deluxe Edition - Xbox

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Platform For Display: Xbox Series X


Features

  • Solve a Deadly Mystery: What begins as a small-town murder investigation rapidly spirals into a nightmare journey. Uncover the source of the supernatural darkness in this psychological horror story filled with intense suspense and unexpected twists.
  • Play As Two Characters: Experience both Alan Wakes and Saga Andersons stories and see events unfold from different perspectives. Switch between Andersons life-or-death race to solve the case and Wakes desperate attempts to rewrite his reality to escape the depths of the Dark Place.
  • Explore Two Worlds: Experience two beautiful yet terrifying worlds, each with its own rich cast of characters and deadly threats. Discover majestic landscapes of Cauldron Lake in the Pacific Northwest and the idyllic towns of Bright Falls and Watery. Contrasting sharply, attempt to escape the nightmarish cityscape of the Dark Place.
  • Survive With Light: With limited resources, take on powerful supernatural enemies in desperate close-combat situations. It takes more than just a gun to survive: light is the ultimate weapon in the fight against the darkness and will be your refuge when enemies threaten to overwhelm you.
  • The physical version of Alan Wake 2 Deluxe Edition includes the following: Alan Wake 2 physical game. The Night Springs and Lake House expansions. Deluxe Edition cosmetics and items: Nordic Shotgun Skin for Saga, Crimson Windbreaker for Saga, Celebrity Suit for Alan, Parliament Shotgun Skin for Alan, and Lantern Charm for Saga. Alan Wake Remastered (Digital Edition - included as a gift with purchase DLC on a voucher).

Description

A string of ritualistic murders threatens Bright Falls, a small-town community surrounded by Pacific Northwest wilderness. Saga Anderson, an accomplished FBI agent with a reputation for solving impossible cases arrives to investigate the murders. Anderson’s case spirals into a nightmare when she discovers pages of a horror story that starts to come true around her. Alan Wake, a lost writer trapped in a nightmare beyond our world, writes a dark story in an attempt to shape the reality around him and escape his prison. With a dark horror hunting him, Wake is trying to retain his sanity and beat the devil at his own game. Anderson and Wake are two heroes on two desperate journeys in two separate realities, connected at heart in ways neither of them can understand: reflecting each other, echoing each other, and affecting the worlds around them. Fueled by the horror story, supernatural darkness invades Bright Falls, corrupting the locals and threatening the loved ones of both Anderson and Wake. Light is their weapon—and their safe haven — against the darkness they face. Trapped in a sinister horror story where there are only victims and monsters, can they break out to be the heroes they need to be?

Release date: October 22, 2024


Package Dimensions: 6.73 x 5.31 x 0.47 inches; 2.47 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Language: English


Rated: Mature


Item Weight: 2.46 ounces


Manufacturer: Epic Games


Country of Origin: USA


Date First Available: June 8, 2024


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Masterpiece
Platform For Display: Xbox Series X
2 great games! One of the best adventures I have ever played
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024 by Santiago

  • Great game
Platform For Display: Xbox Series X
This game has easily become one of my favorites.
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024 by Tone

  • gran titulo
Platform For Display: Xbox Series X
gran titulo todo puntual
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2024 by David Losada

  • Disc installed game with no issues
Platform For Display: Xbox Series X
Good sequel to Alan Wake. Recommended!
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024 by DJ Brooklyn Johnny

  • Silent Hill 2 Remake > Resident Evil 2 Remake > The Evil Within 2 > Alan Wake 2
Platform For Display: Xbox Series X
I don't know where to start with this one. Well, first off, I've been a hardcore Remedy fan since 2001's "Max Payne". I've adored Sam Lake's writing and directing for a long time. But "Alan Wake 2" has so many problems, both as a product and as a game itself. First, what you get here with the Xbox version is NOT even the full game. If you don't know this going in, you'll be confused as to what is actually on the disc and what you need to download online to actually progress in the game, FROM HALFWAY THROUGH CHAPTER ONE! You basically get a one-hour demo disc with a digital code to download the additional 100+GBs. Now, normally internet isn't a problem, but when you're in the process of moving, I had to leave my console at my friend's place and then download the entire game through the XBox app via remote play with my cell phone. Again, the full game isn't on the disc! I guess the $75 million dollar budget didn't leave enough room for a 2-disc physical edition release of the game. I will never support this practice and I will be returning this game because this greed and laziness needs to be stopped immediately within the game industry. Second, when it comes to the actual game itself, I honestly do not understand all the 10/10 hype and praise when it comes to this. I enjoyed the first "Alan Wake" because it didn't feel like it overstayed its welcome. Even "Quantum Break" had some very good parts but it at least kept you going in a straight line and the stakes were intense. The biggest problem with "Alan Wake 2" is the very bland "rinse-and-repeat" walking-simulator nature of the game. Flashlight, shoot, run, find clue, repeat. If you like running around back-and-forth fetching while trying to decipher the nonsense babel of the dialogue and story, then maybe this will drive you wild if you could stay awake for most of it. And that's before all the "Sweet Baby Inc" far-left influence tries to dilute the entire experience. The game does not allow you to be smarter to Saga. You have to move at her pace, and it continues that way up until its anticlimactic and disjointed conclusion. There were plenty of puzzles where a bullet or a swift kick would have easily opened the door or broken the lock (and this was a problem with Alan sometimes too). Imagine the ending of "Silence Of The Lambs" but Clarice won't go down the basement unless she runs outside to the shed and finds a screwdriver that unlocks the container in the living room to find a map for the key in the 2nd floor bathroom to unlock the basement door. Alan "trying-to-stay-a" Wake 2 seems more like a fitting title. The good parts are James McCaffrey's final performance and this man's voice will be so greatly missed. I still haven't truly processed his passing, if I'm honest, because I lived with this man's voice in my head for so long. He singlehandedly saves the game from being a complete wreck. And the Poets Of The Fall soundtrack is like a warm slice of fried gold every time they appear. This game is NOT worth a buy. Maybe a rental. The Night Springs DLC is ok, but doesn't justify the $20 upgrade. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024 by Shopper231 Shopper231

  • Full Version not playable off disc.
Platform For Display: Xbox Series X
Xbox version includes only 1 disc instead of the multiple needed to have the full game played without an internet download required. After Chapter 1 the game prompts you to download the rest of the game from the internet. Having a physical copy released later without the game included on it should be illegal. Know what you’re getting with this stinker. PS5 version has full game on disc besides second DLC “Night Springs” because that DLC was not released yet when those discs were printed. Still sucks. I will be canceling my Amazon preorder. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024 by Michael Chiaromonte

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