r/AlanWake Dec 12 '25

Important resources PSA Regarding Spam Posts on r/AlanWake

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Hello Flashlight Wielders 🔦 ,

Whilst we have your eyes after the debut trailer for Control Resonant at The Game Awards 2025, I wanted to briefly discuss something which actually impacts a lot of other subreddits, with very little control on preventing it.

You may sometimes see, once in a while, what looks like a post from someone showing off a t-shirt, or wall art that they "purchased". For example, do any of these look familiar to you:

If so, these are most likely spam posts that we get very often on this subreddit. Other gaming subreddits get these too, usually of some sort of "merch". I wanted to make this PSA to make sure you DO NOT interact with these posts. Sometimes they will come with spam link comments, which I'm sure some unsuspecting users will not be aware is spam and could be subject to malware or even payment scams.

We do what we can to remove these when they appear, even trying to put spam filters in for common links and phrases that these posts share, but unfortunately our spam filters can only do so much and some slip through the cracks. Please just report these as spam as and when you see them.

However to preface this, NOT EVERY POST IS A SPAM POST. Sometimes it genuinely is just one of the amazing members of the fandom looking to show something off. So, how can one tell if a post is spam or not? 99% of the time, check the user account. If the account was made the day of the post with the only place they've posted is here to post this, it's usually a bot, similar to this account here (name has been removed):

Often another way to know it's spam, if the "poster" has posted what looks like the same image twice, with one just a tiny bit zoomed in, it's usually again spam.

We used to have a system in place where anybody posting more than 2 pictures would be automatically flagged to us, but with Alan Wake 2's release + Photo Mode, we had to scale that back to allow people to show off their incredible shots. Obviously if spam posts begin to increase, we may have to revert back to this system.

Please be mindful of these spam posts, report them to us to remove, and DO NOT interact with any links that may appear amongst them.

Thank you for reading, and remember, stay in the light.

- The Alan Wake Subreddit Mod Team -


r/AlanWake Feb 18 '25

Important resources Alan Wake Franchise Beginners Guide & FAQ Spoiler

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Hello Flashlight Wielders,

Hope you’ve all been enjoying trudging through the dark. As we moderate the subreddit, we often come across users posting very similar questions to ones that have been asked before. There’s nothing wrong with that of course, it’s simply different perspectives at different times, and times/people change.

So, now that Alan Wake 2 has launched and has had both of its DLC’s released, I thought I’d take the time to write up a beginners guide to the franchise, or an FAQ of sorts with information that would be useful to newcomers of the franchise, or even returning ones looking for a bit of a replay. Some things to note about this post:

  • We are not Remedy, this is a fan-run subreddit, so some of the answers may come across as “opinionated”
  • If you feel there is anything that has been missed, or have any extra questions, please feel free to let us know in the comments and we’ll edit accordingly
  • There are no major spoilers in this post, however there are some “setups” to some of the content, but I have been careful to not spoil any of the games main plot points and endings

Without further ado…

What is the "Alan Wake" franchise?

Alan Wake is a series of thriller/survival horror third-person shooter video games about a man named Alan Wake, a famous author. The first game initially follows his journey as he and his wife travel to the small town of Bright Falls for a vacation. However upon arrival, Alice goes missing, and Alan wakes up to find a week has passed since she disappeared. At the same time, he uncovers a manuscript he wrote that seems to foretell the future. From here, Alan sets out to find out who took his wife, but whilst doing so he begins to encounter the supernatural, as a Dark Presence begins hunting him…

How many games are there in the franchise?

That depends really on how you’re counting it…

Regarding the Alan Wake franchise specifically, there are currently three games on the following platforms:

  • Alan Wake (available on Xbox 360, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch)
  • Alan Wake’s American Nightmare (available on Xbox 360, Xbox One (backwards compatibility), Xbox Series S|X (backwards compatibility) and PC)
  • Alan Wake 2 (available on PC, Xbox Series S|X and PlayStation 5)

However, there is something called the “Remedy Connected Universe”, more information can be found further into the post.

How do the games play?

The games are third person shooters, meaning the camera is above the character’s shoulder. Alan Wake and Alan Wake’s American Nightmare play almost identically, you progress through a semi-linear world (with mini paths to explore and back track from) fighting enemies called the Taken. These are shadowy figures with melee weapons, and to fight them you first need to burn the darkness away with a light source, likely your torch, and then use your weapons to destroy them. There are other types of enemies such as inanimate objects and birds, but you just need to use light to destroy them. As these are games from 2010 and 2012, they are considered a little dated, and some might consider the gameplay repetitive and, in some cases difficult (if you’re not sharing the attention across enemies anyway), so do bear that in mind. Collectables can be difficult to track as most collectables don’t tell you which ones specifically you’ve already found in each episode. However, once you’ve found a collectable and passed a checkpoint, it is logged on your save file and you don’t need to collect it again.

Alan Wake is told in an episodic format like a TV show, beginning with a recap of events and ending on a cliffhanger. Alan Wake’s American Nightmare isn’t quite so episodic however.

Alan Wake 2 is somewhat similar, except the third person camera is a little tighter and at the characters eye level. You’re still burning away the darkness on enemies and destroying them with weapons, but this time within semi-open world hubs to explore with linear pathways found within them. Collectables are a little easier to track, as there are items in the game that can show you what collectables you’ve missed, though you’ll need to travel to each area for them to appear on your map. However not every collectable is required to be collected for 100% achievements if going for it, such as Case Board photos/notes.

What version of the first Alan Wake game should I play?

What platforms do you own is the real question. The original version of Alan Wake still works great on the Xbox 360 and PC, but admittedly the character models and the lip syncing are a little… questionable. However this version is often VERY CHEAP on sale, so if you don’t mind that, you’ll be in for a great time.

However if you prefer, they did release Alan Wake Remastered. Here they updated the character models, the lip syncing and the general performance all around for modern platforms. There are also some little extra pieces of content found in the campaign that help tease Alan Wake 2. That being said, on some platforms, specifically on the Xbox versions and Nintendo Switch there are known to be some weird glitches that still haven’t been fixed since its release in 2021, so do bear this in mind. Nothing horrendously game breaking, but it may be slightly annoying.

What is the "Bright Falls" mini-series?

Bright Falls is a prequel mini-series set days before the events of the first Alan Wake game. It follows Jake Fischer as he enters the town of Bright Falls to interview Dr. Emil Hartman, but whilst he is there he starts to have strange experiences with both the townsfolk and the environment around him. The mini-series is short, clocking in just over 30 minutes total across the 6 episodes. It’s not necessary to watch before playing the franchise since the main plot doesn’t have much of a bearing to the main game, but you’ll encounter some characters from the game if you do, and it’s a nice little warm up anyway, so you might as well.

Do I need to play Alan Wake/American Nightmare before Alan Wake 2?

When Remedy created Alan Wake 2, they had this in mind, since it had been 13 years since the first Alan Wake game. When you play as Saga, she knows very little about the events of the original games, and so she works as your guide into catching you up on previous events important to the story. When you play on Alan’s side, that might come across as a little more jarring, but his narration helps explain things.

THAT BEING SAID, your playthrough of Alan Wake 2 will feel richer for having played Alan Wake and American Nightmare. At the very least, watch a playthrough of them if you think you might struggle playing them.

What order/when should I play the Alan Wake specials?

Although they are unlocked from the get-go, you should play them AFTER you have completed episodes 1-6 of the base game. You should also play them in number order, so Special 1: The Signal, and then Special 2: The Writer, as they are one continuous story.

What is "The Alan Wake Files"?

The Alan Wake Files is an investigatory compendium of sorts written by an in-game character named Clay Steward. Clay’s investigations occur directly after the events of the first game, so without spoiling, Clay investigates what occurred at Bright Falls when Alan stayed there after having a shared dream with him. It contains extra lore on a variety of the characters encountered in the game, and provides alternate perspectives to those events. It’s definitely worth reading if you’re invested in the lore. The book came with physical Alan Wake collector’s editions and a digital version through the original PC version of Alan Wake. You can probably find a PDF online somewhere, but please be aware of where you download this from.

Where does the Alan Wake novel fit into things?

The novel, written by Rick Burroughs, is a retelling of the events of the video game. However some of the events in the book occur somewhat differently to the video game, so there is a debate as to whether it is considered canon or not. I personally choose to consider it non-canon as it is the video game which is considered the official events, however the book does contain a couple extra characters as well as some insight as to how some of the characters are feeling during certain events.

Was Alan Wake’s American Nightmare remastered too, and when should I play it?

Unfortunately not, Alan Wake’s American Nightmare remains trapped digitally on only the Xbox and PC platforms. However, it’s not fully essential to the overarching Alan Wake story, and acts like an epilogue of sorts to the events of Alan Wake, but it helps to provide context to some of the characters after the main story ended. This means you should play this AFTER the base game and two specials of the first Alan Wake game.

What is the "This House of Dreams" blog?

This House of Dreams is a blogspot written by a woman named Samantha Wells in 2012. It follows her time refurbishing a house she bought, however as she does so, she uncovers strange and mysterious objects. She also begins to have weird dreams and encounters.

In reality, it was an ARG of sorts made in 2012, which began around the time of the release of Alan Wake's American Nightmare. Many around the time thought it was the start of the announcement for Alan Wake 2, but it never came to fruition back then. The blog has been referenced by both Sam Lake and within the Remedy Connected Universe itself. If you are to start reading, you should begin reading from February 22nd, 2012.

Do I need to play "Max Payne 1 & 2" / "Quantum Break"?

As mentioned in the next question, you do not need to play these games as they are not part of the overall universe. However they are still great games of their time, and Remedy do nod towards them in the Remedy Connected Universe, however as Remedy do not own the publishing rights to the franchises, they are not able to directly connect to them. Some argue they ARE part of the RCU in the minds of Remedy, but might be considered in a "parallel universe". It's up to you how you interpret things...

What is the Remedy Connected Universe (RCU)?

The Remedy Connected Universe is a shared universe of games and media created by Remedy Entertainment where the games, despite being tonally different, reference each other in significant ways. Think of it as the Marvel Cinematic Universe if you will, but for gaming. There are debates in the community as to what is considered part of this universe, however, according to Sam Lake, the creative director at Remedy, the only franchises that are part of the Remedy Connected Universe are Alan Wake and Control… for now. Max Payne and Quantum Break (and presumably Death Rally) are not part of this universe. However, that is not to say you shouldn’t play those games; you will feel very rewarded if you do, as although there won’t be direct references to them like Alan Wake does to Control and vice versa, there are certainly some very clear nods…

Do I need to play "Control" before Alan Wake 2?

Canonically, Control occurs a few years before the events of Alan Wake 2. You don’t need to play it before Alan Wake 2, HOWEVER like before, you will feel richer for having played it as there are many references to Control, and the organization found in the game, the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC), plays a big part in Alan Wake 2.

When should I play the "AWE" expansion in Control?

You can play the expansion as soon as it unlocks, which will be after completing Mission 7. However, in the interest of pacing, I recommend playing this AFTER completing the base story of Control, though you can choose to play this at any time after Mission 7 and still slots in nicely. It is recommended you play this before Alan Wake 2.

What order should I play the Alan Wake 2 chapters?

Later on in this FAQ, I have provided my recommended order of play. However what you will note is that you are required to play some chapters first before you can freely choose which ones you wish to play. Once you complete Initiation 3, you can play the chapters in any order you wish. You are warned of a point of no return, which will happen after completing Return 6, though you must complete both Saga’s and Alan’s stories up to that point before the story will continue. This means you will need to complete Return 6 and Initiation 8 before being able to continue on to the end.

What is “The Final Draft” in Alan Wake 2?

The Final Draft is, in essence, New Game Plus. After you’ve beaten Alan Wake 2 once, you can play again, only this time with some extra pieces of content, such as new manuscript pages, new video content, some slight story alterations as well as a new ending. All non-plot related items will carry over to your second playthrough. It’s not “essential” to play through, however the new ending you experience is considered the “true ending”.

What is the “Night Springs” expansion in Alan Wake 2?

Night Springs is a set of three episodes based around the in-universe television series. In them you play as alternate versions of characters within the franchise (Rose Marigold, Jesse Faden and Tim Breaker). Across your playthrough in Alan Wake 2, you will be given opportunities to play the episodes. It is up to you if you take them, though personally I recommend playing them AFTER you’ve completed “The Final Draft” as I feel there are a couple of aspects that spoil the true ending of the game. But they can still be played at any time during the main menu should you wish to. I recommend playing them in episode order, so 1, 2 and then 3.

What is “The Lake House” expansion in Alan Wake 2?

The Lake House is a set of events that take place just before the first Return chapter of Alan Wake 2. It follows Kiran Estevez, a member of the Federal Bureau of Control, as she enters the Lake House after receiving an alert. Inside not only is she fighting the Taken, but other horrific monsters lurking in the walls. Whilst the events are set just before Alan Wake 2, I personally recommend playing this after Return 6 as it doesn’t spoil anything past that chapter. You will be given an opportunity to jump into the expansion after completing Return 6 since it is a recollection of those events by Kiran to the protagonist. However you can choose to play this at any time in the main menu.

Are there any collectors editions of the Alan Wake games?

There are, however, your chances of obtaining them are incredibly slim nowadays! Please see HERE of all the editions that were made for the first game and HERE for the second game. 

Alan Wake released on launch day with a Collector’s Edition that is no longer officially sold. Alan Wake 2 had a collector’s edition released in 2024 by LimitedRun, however there was only a 6 week window to pre-order, and is now no longer available to purchase. You could try and find a collector’s edition on resale sites, but the price may be higher, so please beware when doing this.

Across all canon media in the RCU, what would be the recommended play/watch/read order?

As someone who has been following this franchise since 2010, here is my personal recommended order of experiencing this amazing universe, please find links to each bit of optional media below too where possible:

Thank you all, and remember: stay in the light!

- Alan Wake Subreddit Mod team -


r/AlanWake 2h ago

Fan Content Alan Wake 2 reimagined as pixel art. Created by me.

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Loved this game and had to recreate a scene from it in pixel art. Hope you guys like it!


r/AlanWake 10h ago

Quantum Break… Amazing Spoiler

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I hesitated to even join this sub-Reddit, yet, because I’ve only (fairly) recently started playing through the games in the “Remedy Universe” and I am extremely wary of spoilers… but I really wanted to share my experiences here.

I’ve heard about this Remedy universe for literally years and most of the games have been hibernating in my backlog, with me having picked them up in one sales or another. Now that a new Control game is about to come out, this felt like the right time to dive in…

Beat “Alan Wake” - Great story but a game that very much shows its age… although once I got used to the gameplay, I have to admit there was something EXTREMELY satisfying about taking out a veritable horde of Taken with my trusty flashlight and shotgun…

And I finally understand the repeated references to “It’s not a lake, it’s an ocean…”

Finished “Alan Wake’s American Nightmare” : Answering the question “What the hell was that bit at the end of Alan Wake with Mr. Scratch”? Solid gameplay improvements. Fun take on the “Groundhog Day” trope.

I wasn’t expecting much from “Quantum Break” because I almost never hear it talked about… but it’s the next one, so I dove in.

Holy fuck… why is this one not talked about as much as Alan Wake or Control? I’ve just finished Act 2 and this is probably one of the BEST takes on quasi-realistic time travel I’ve ever encountered in ANY medium. And such solid performances from one of the Ashcroft twins, Merry from LotR/Charlie from Lost, and Lance fucking Reddick…

The only thing I can think is that a lot of people are turned off by the “tv show” within the game…? Maybe? I mean… I LIKE it… but I can understand that it might not be for everybody…

Thoughts? (No spoilers, please… for this or the further Remedy universe games I haven’t gotten to yet…)


r/AlanWake 13h ago

General Playing Alan Wake 2 right now, absolutely loving the atmosphere so far!! Spoiler

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This game is so fun!

I just completed the "Local Girl" chapter as Saga and it's been a great ride so far! I love these little Midwest towns with strange quirky villagers juxtaposed with dark forests and amusement parks filled with supernatural cultists. It feels like something directed by David Lynch. I love how unclear it all is with hints being dropped little by little, although admittedly I'm not sure I'm following the story very well.

There's so many little details about the world, all the notes and adverts and weird radio and stuff, it's almost like a cozy horror game lol.

The amusement park and the talk show section with Alan were especially engaging, today I couldn't stop playing and finished the local girl in one sitting which took me in total about 10 hours 💀 I do sooo much backtracking and find most of the collectibles and try to peace these little side stories together...

Ahh can't wait to boot up the game tomorrow again!


r/AlanWake 1d ago

Fan Content Alan wake fanart Spoiler

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I´m in love with everything about this game.

@ syn_tetikk on instagram


r/AlanWake 11h ago

Question Please help me the voice lines don't work Spoiler

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I have started playing Alan Wake 2 and the game runs fine even on my fairly old pc but the issue i have is that half the voice lines don't work i can see hat characters are talking but there is no voice line and i've tried deleing the game and redownload it but it did nothing does anybody know why? and how can i fix it?


r/AlanWake 1d ago

Discussion One of my favorite small moments in Alan Wake 2 was… Spoiler

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When you visit the diner before dark ocean summoning and it’s playing a version of departure like the world itself knows something big is going to happen and Alan Wake is about to return


r/AlanWake 1d ago

I think I need help? Spoiler

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Hi I’m new to the game and Ive gotten to the boss nightingale and I had no bullets for either of my guns. Am I supposed to melee him to death? Idk just really struggling and jts really frustrating because I love remedy but the camera feels sluggish and oftentimes dodging puts the enemy behind me and I’m dead before I can turn around. Anyhoo any tips and tricks? For a game Ive looked forward to playing for so long it sure isnt giving me any.


r/AlanWake 1d ago

Question Final Draft Ending Clarification (Spoilers for AW2 true ending!) Spoiler

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Just finished the game and absolutely loved it, one question I had though is if it is indicated whether or not Alice is still stuck in the dark place at the very end? We see her appear sort of out of the bullet of light, and Alan, Saga, and Casey are (probably) in the real world (in the attic of the nursing home), so is Alice out in the real world too? Or is she trapped in the dark place and part of AW3 will probably be her escaping?

Thanks!


r/AlanWake 21h ago

Discussion Who is stronger between the Hiss Possessed or the Taken? Spoiler

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r/AlanWake 1d ago

Hinterlands Spoiler

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Here's a document you can find on the floor of The Lake House which corresponds to an illegible document you can find in The Oldest House.


r/AlanWake 1d ago

Question is aw1 alan also a projection? Spoiler

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I have completed both of them, In aw2 it is indeed a projection but is it same in aw1? or is he physically doing it


r/AlanWake 1d ago

Im stuck with Saga in a safe room Spoiler

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So I just put the pictures of alice with Alan Wake in the Plaza and then it switched automatically to saga. Im with Saga in the safe room and I cant leave the room and it says the door is closed. I tried everything, please help...


r/AlanWake 2d ago

Discussion Would you say Alan Wake 2 is the best horror game of the decade so far?

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r/AlanWake 2d ago

Question Alan wake american nightmare doesnt launch on steam Spoiler

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It just doesnt launch, it start booting up and the just doesn open, idk what to do i already googled


r/AlanWake 3d ago

Video Playing modern horror games on CRT monitor is one of the best gaming experiences I ever had Spoiler

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I recently got an IBM G97 for 80 Bolivian pesos (8 US dollars) in great condition and wanted to try some old games but what really impressed me is how sharp and great the image looks on a CRT for modern games.

Obviously my phone camera doesn't capture what I see IRL but is something you should definitely try for yourself.

Since the image is like a couple of cm away from the glass it feels like looking through a window

I am playing on a 1600x1200 resolution at 60hz this monitor can do up to 75hz at that resolution but now I am limited by my cheap adapter.


r/AlanWake 2d ago

I tried lowering the graphics settings to the lowest level in the game Spoiler

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As soon as I lowered the graphics to the lowest setting, the game felt like it was released on PS2. I also found the memory palace mechanics quite good until I realized how drastically it degraded the game's performance.


r/AlanWake 2d ago

Discussion Alan isn't/wasn't clairvoyant [Theory] Spoiler

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From what I gather, the main evidence for Alan having genuine clairvoyance powers is one of the Hotline-style teasers that can be found by scanning a QR code in Alan Wake Remastered. He talks about getting ideas for his writing from visions, but that the visions are sometimes things he couldn't possibly know, and he wonders if all of his ideas were actually psychic visions the whole time.

This idea that Alan has an innate secret power to see visions of real people is used seemingly as the main justification that FBI Agent Casey was a real man that psychically inspired the Alex Casey from Alan's novels, and not the other way around. But I feel like the idea Alan is psychic has some holes!

People also describe Alan as a "parautilitarian", a term which is used in Control to refer to individuals who are capable of binding an Object of Power and using it safely, or who otherwise have some kind of supernatural power. Who do we know of that possess innate power, not granted to them via an AWE? Well, so far the only person I'd argue we can say is inherently supernatural, is Ahti. Everybody else we know as a parautilitarian is either confirmed to have powers via an AWE (the Fadens via Polaris), or was very possibly granted those powers via an AWE or OoP. The former FBC Directors were contacted by the Board, bound to the Service Weapon and the Hotline for example.

The Old Gods of Asgard (particularly Tor and Odin) were themselves once regular people, but then were caught up in an AWE at Cauldron Lake, where it is very possible their stage personas became real - Odin loses his eye, Tor summons thunder, they become the real Old Gods of Asgard and retroactively have that power, ensuring Freya and then Saga also receive those powers which is why Saga is a seer. We know that the stories of the Dark Place can retroactively change the past (see: Tom Zane rewriting himself into urban legend, then later into a filmmaker, also Logan retroactively having genuinely drowned by the time David picks up Saga's phone call), and so if Tor and Odin's music written at Cauldron Lake in the 70s portrayed them as the real incarnations of the Norse gods, it's very likely the Dark Place made it so they had always been the true Norse gods all along.

Door is hard to judge, I haven't played Quantum Break but I know the Night Springs DLC suggests Door got his power from a specific entity in a certain dimension/timeline. It's hard to say for sure, but it's possible he is as much of a genuine paranormal entity as Ahti.

All of this to say, there's not really any reason to believe Alan just magically has the ability to see random visions of reality - there's not really much to suggest this is a power a regular human can just have, without having that power granted to them via some other paranatural force.

No, I'd argue that Hotline vision in Alan Wake Remastered suggests he is more likely retroactively justifying his visions to himself, perhaps even granting himself that power via writing it - after all, he is typing away as he says all of this.

When the FBC refers to Alan as a parautilitarian, they are looking at the fact the 2010 Bright Falls AWE centred around a manuscript written by Alan - indicating he had the ability to influence the events of the AWE. Which of course, he did. Either by the Clicker, or by maybe the typewriter, or the writers room itself, or even the entirety of Cauldron Lake, any of which could be considered an Object of Power bound to Alan. There's no reason to believe the FBC actually means "he's a parautilitarian because he has clairvoyance powers".

I think this is a huge hole in the idea of FBI Agent Alex Casey being "just a real guy roped into the case because of Alan's visions", which seems to be the common consensus. I'd argue its just as likely, if not more likely, that this is Alan losing track of cause and effect. Were the ideas in his visions real ideas that he turned into a story? Or were they a story that then turned into real ideas? Maybe they became retroactively real in the past, where Alan couldn't "logically" have ever known about them. By justifying it this way, we the reader lose the ability to distinguish what started as an idea, and what came to Alan in a vision - they are now, functionally, one and the same.

Anyway, I have some other thoughts about the whole "Casey isn't fictional" argument that I might write up in another post soon. But I think I have some doubts about taking the idea that Alan has clairvoyant powers, as fact.


r/AlanWake 3d ago

Accessing sound files Spoiler

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Wondering if there's anyway I can access files? I'd like to put the Shadow voice lines on my soundboard. Similarly, can I access Control voicelines? I need the Hotline ringing.


r/AlanWake 4d ago

I started replaying Alan Wake Remastered and came across this Coffee World poster. Spoiler

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I doubt this is news to a lot of you, but the last time I played AWR was when it released. It's cool seeing locations from the second game get referenced (or foreshadowed?) in the first.

I also noticed Watery on the ferry sign.


r/AlanWake 3d ago

Is there a photo mode subreddit for Alan Wake 2? Spoiler

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From a few quick Google searches, I haven't come across one. I know there's r/controlphotography for Control.


r/AlanWake 4d ago

Fan Content Alan Wake and Saga Anderson fanart by me

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Alan Wake has inspired me a lot creatively. Here’s a recently completed piece. I had a lot of fun composing this!!


r/AlanWake 4d ago

Video Dialogue I never noticed my first time playing Alan Wake 1 Spoiler

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I never noticed that the old gods call Alan 'Tom' during their section in the diner. I also realize now that they are somehow out of the nursing home as well. I am only at the fourth chapter (about to get to the farm) now but I don't remember either ever being explained.


r/AlanWake 4d ago

Fan Content Having a coffee at an event. Spoiler

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With the Twin Peaks theme of course.
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