Alan Wake DLC from games on demand.

NekuCTR

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#1 Edited By NekuCTR

Does it count as "buying it new" if I'm getting it off of games on demand?. In other words do I get the DLC for free?

13 years ago

KillerFly

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#2 Edited By KillerFly

Based on what I've read online, no. You'll have to have to pay full price for the DLC if you download the game online.

But you are getting the game for $30 and the first DLC that was free only costs $7, so you're technically getting a better deal than people who bought the game new when it came out.

13 years ago

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#3 Edited By Jeust

No. You have to cash-in the code that came with the game. That's the only I know of.

13 years ago

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#4 Edited By Quipido

This makes me laugh and cry at the same time, there is something hilarious and also pathetic i...n essentially buying a used digital copy of a software!

13 years ago

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#5 Edited By sthusby

Oh lord...I just finished the game, and I don't really feel like paying for something so..mediocre.

13 years ago

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#6 Edited By EdIsCool

@sthusby said:

" Oh lord...I just finished the game, and I don't really feel like paying for something so..mediocre. "

while I couldn't disagree with you more( I think Alan Wake was great) the first DLC is pretty terrible, no tv shows pretty much all combat. Great cliffhanger ending though.

13 years ago

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#7 Edited By deactivated-5b531a34b946c

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the free code for the first DLC expire?

13 years ago

sthusby

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#8 Edited By sthusby

@EdIsCool: A little harsh of me to call it mediocre, I'll give you that. Still, I was dissapointed that it ended up as a straight forward action game. Way to much shooting, and not nearly enough time spent on just exploring Bright Falls and it's inhabitants. Flashlight is great though, makes the camera movement brilliant.

13 years ago

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#9 Edited By xyzygy

Make sure you also get The Writer if you're going to get any DLC. It's absolutely fantastic and you can tell the developers had a great time with it!

13 years ago

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#10 Edited By NTM

You should get both DLC's if you're going to get one.

13 years ago

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When famous novelist Alan Wake goes on vacation with his wife Alice, he has no idea that the idyllic town of Bright Falls will soon be the site of a terrible battle between light and dark that could threaten everything, even Wake's own sanity.

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