Alan Wake's American Nightmare for Xbox 360
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare is a spin-off experience that players can jump right into, regardless of if they’ve played the original Alan Wake
General Information
- ESRB Rating
- T
- Platforms
- Xbox 360
- Genres
- Action, Adventure, Survival Horror
- Publishers
- Microsoft Game Studios
- Developer
- Remedy
- Release Date
- March 31, 2012
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Summary
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare is a spin-off experience that players can jump right into, regardless of if they’ve played the original Alan Wake. Building on technology from the previous game, American Nightmare is a combination of arcade action and an exaggerated pulp fiction adventure which makes it instantly satisfying for all gamers. Being an expansion of the Alan Wake universe, there is also optional story content for fans of the first game to explore and enjoy.
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