More horrifying details and media for Alan Wake’s American Nightmare


As promised when they first unveiled Alan Wake?s American Nightmare, Remedy Entertainment this morning sent over new assets and details for the upcoming Alan Wake XBLA horror adventure.

The new details delve a bit deeper into the storyline of the game and the interesting sounding arcade mode known as “Fight till Dawn”.

Alan Wake?s American Nightmare will be published by Microsoft is scheduled for a mid Q1 2012 Xbox Live Arcade release.

Check out all the new goodies below.

Alan Wake?s American Nightmare – New Screens:

Alan Wake?s American Nightmare – Extended Trailer:
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It was announced today that Alan Wake?s American Nightmare, Remedy Entertainment?s stand-alone digital spin-off for Xbox LIVE Arcade, will include a relentlessly intense arcade mode called ?Fight till Dawn?. Published by Microsoft Studios, the game will be released in middle of the first quarter of 2012.

The main story mode in Alan Wake?s American Nightmare is part of the ?Night Springs? TV show fiction and offers an exaggerated pulp action adventure where the horrors of reality have the all too easy habit of coming true. Alan Wake finds himself stuck in an altered reality filled with dangerous shadows; he must leap into action and pursue his evil doppelganger, Mr. Scratch, across the Arizona mesa towards the town of Night Springs. Scratch, a supernatural serial killer, has his evil plans set on Wake?s wife, Alice. Wake must learn to control reality itself and unravel the secret to Mr. Scratch?s demise while using the power of light to put an end to the darkness.

The previously unannounced ?Fight till Dawn? arcade mode places Wake in the battle of his life. Players must survive a full night of enemy onslaughts while racking up their score. With loads of new enemies to battle, players will require a deep arsenal of weapons; from old stalwarts like the flare gun to wild new favorites like the nail gun and old school Remedy favorites like the Uzi. Thankfully, safe havens and unlockable weapons dot the landscape, allowing for a momentary respite from the darkest of nights. Surviving until dawn is only the beginning as online leaderboards pit friends head to head to see who the real champion of light is.

Alan Wake?s American Nightmare will be published by Microsoft Studios and will be available for Xbox Live Arcade in mid Q1 2012. The game is rated T for Teen by the ESRB. Please keep an eye out for updates on Facebook www.facebook.com/alanwake and Twitter @Remedygames.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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