How Did You Find The Alan Wake Ending?

Well, it's definitely inconclusive. It poses more new questions than it answers old ones. But that's fine, because it's not the end of a story. It's the end of a season -- a season that will be followed by a second one, as well as a few episodes that bridge the two -- and as such, it was good. 
 
So I don't really know if I should pick A or C.

" Well, it's definitely inconclusive. It poses more new questions than it answers old ones. But that's fine, because it's not the end of a story. It's the end of a season -- a season that will be followed by a second one, as well as a few episodes that bridge the two -- and as such, it was good.  So I don't really know if I should pick A or C. "

" I thought it was nonsense. I just found myself less and less interested with the story  as soon as you meet the old lady. It felt like an ending designed to be wrapped up in the DLC that's coming. "

I thought it was bit too ambiguous, so voted C

I had no idea what the fuck it was hahaha. gonna play through it again, see if i get something different out of it

It was predictable. Worse, it was cheapened by not sticking to the ending they chose, so that they could pump out a sequel if things went well with sales. It was almost as disappointing as Butterfly Effect, which was a damn fine movie up until the end. And then, clearly because all of the twelve year old girls they focus-grouped didn't want to see Ashton all sad, tacked on another thirty or forty minutes of bullshit to generate a convoluted bullshit "second" ending.

It just felt like the end of one of the chapters, and I wanted to play more to find out what had just happened.

Roll on Alan Wake 2 I guess.

I thought it was perfect. Wake goes through the game foreshadows the ending at pretty much every step - hell, even the opening Stephen King quote tells you that the whole thing won't be explained (the mystery, I mean). Yet what was so inconclusive? 
  
Alan wrote the story, he wrote the story that was true to the characters involved, and an ending that felt real. He traded places with Alice and in doing so nearly wrote the Dark Presence out of existence. Nearly. He won the day and the world is safe from the Dark Presence. It's locked away down deep under the sea. The shitty part (for Alan) is that he's stuck down there with it.
 
I mean, really, how could anyone not get that?