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    Alan Wake

    Game » consists of 14 releases. Released May 14, 2010

    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.

    tofford's The Signal (Xbox 360) review

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    The Thriller Continues

    I absolutely loved playing through Alan Wake and while it had is issues I was excited to continue the story. The Signal picks up where Alan Wake left off and has Alan trapped in the dark place fighting the echoes of his mind.  The first thing to state is that if you bought Alan Wake new this first DLC is free and for free anything is pretty good. The gameplay is pretty much the same as the main game although a few new twists keep it feeling fresh and it had a better sense of urgency than before. It took me a little over an hour to complete and the story it follows is perhaps one of the best parts of the overall story. All the issues from the original game still stand and the length may be a bit short if you are paying for the Add on. The Signal is a definitely worth a play and even if you miss out on it as a freebee give and you liked Alan Wake I highly recommend it. 

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      A brilliant add-on - for free or otherwise. 0

      ***** SPOILERS WARNING - This review contains some light spoilers ***** First off, The Signal is a direct continuation of the game's story. That being said, the episode does almost nothing to advance the story, and you are left with probably more questions that you started off with. If there is one major fault with this DLC, this is it. Gameplay-wise, this episode is better than any found within the main game. You still have the linear progression and the set encounters, but throughout this epis...

      2 out of 3 found this review helpful.

      Alan Wake: The Signal Review 0

      This was the first of the two downloadable expansions for the XBOX 360, Alan Wake. I have to say that after one hell of a rollercoaster ride with the actual game, I was pumped to continue on and see if I couldn't get to the bottom of what happened as the game ended. What I found was a sloppy addition. It wasn't bad, it was still Alan Wake, but I was left with the feeling that the expansion changed the game too much. It began to feel arcadey right off the bat, and though I wanted to play through ...

      0 out of 0 found this review helpful.

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