Agent and life-long friend of Alan Wake.
The bumbling sidekick of Alan Wake's titular hero, he is rarely seen without his big red parker and vacant expression. As Alan's agent he tries to stay in constant communication with him and make him feel comfortable. So much so that when Alan drops off the grid for a week, Barry drops everything and sets off on the search for "his Bestseller." Once he gets to him and realizes that the story Alan told him about crazy paranormal events was true, he risks his life to stay with his friend Alan so that he can help him rescue his missing wife.
Barry is an egotistic New Yorker that thinks very highly of himself being the agent for a best selling author. He is constantly looking for things that he can make some sort of profit off or trying to convince Alan Wake to start writing again. He is easily influenced, especially by the opposite sex.
In Alan Wake, there are amusing interaction options with Barry. If you point your flash light at him, he'll tell you "where to shove it" and if you turn off the lights in a room he's in he will make snarky remarks about sitting in the dark.
In The Signal DLC, Barry appears as a ghost in Alan Wake's crazy dream. Barry will disappear and reappear many times during the DLC, and get into many hilarious conversations with Alan along the way.
Barry is voiced by Fred Berman.
| Name | Platforms | Developer | ||
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Alan Wake's American Nightmare released on Feb. 22, 2012 | PC, XBLM | Remedy Entertainment Ltd. | |
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Alan Wake released on May 18, 2010 | X360, PC | iNK stories, Remedy Entertainment Ltd. |
| Character Name: | Barry Wheeler |
| Real Name: | Barry Wheeler |
| Gender: | Male |
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| Appears in: | 2 games |
| First appearance: | Alan Wake |
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