The same could've easily happened here, but all of the mist, excessively bright lights, and shadowy, harrowing forests are still intact. Batman: Arkham Asylum had a controversial remaster which sucked all of the atmosphere out of the game due to poor lighting changes. There are remasters that have made fatal errors that completely stripped away the souls of their original games. There's a lot that makes Alan Wake what it is beyond its story, though. Related: Alan Wake Remastered Will Remove Original Game's Product Placement As a result, his wife has disappeared and the Lynchian town of Bright Falls is under siege by a dark supernatural force that he must destroy. Things quickly go awry, resulting in him living out the plot of his latest novel, which he can't remember writing. Alan Wake follows a washed-up writer on a vacation in a small town. Since this is the first time Alan Wake will be on PlayStation, some players may be a bit unfamiliar with the story. Remedy's writing is tightly woven and timeless, making the game a treat to both re-experience or enjoy for the first time. The story still shines as bright as Wake's trusty flashlight and the gameplay - albeit not totally perfect - is still engaging and fun. 11 years after the original's debut, Remedy Entertainment has released Alan Wake Remastered. Surprisingly, Remedy's cult-classic game holds up at its core.
