Orchard, I really had a hard time getting into control ( I did not down vote you). It just didn’t hook me in with the few hours of play. It felt like a real bad episode of “ The Twilight Zone” that map was also kind of a pain to navigate, and the story, to me made my head spin a little bit
@Gio I can see where you’re coming from too - and it’s definitely not a game for everyone.
I did find it took a while to really get into it, but once you get a good bit in the upgrade loop and gameplay loop become really addictive (for me at least).
I actually liked feeling lost in a game for once. Most games just hold your hand and put waypoints everywhere. Control was had what many may consider a poor map, but I think it added to the weird atmosphere of the game. Playing that game at 2 AM when I can't sleep was the vibe.
I'm sure there will be some Alan Woke jokes somewhere in this thread considering a sequel being created in today's societal climate, but I'll leave it to you guys to get creative. Have fun. :)
Alan Wake now identifies as she/her and changed her name to Alanah Woke who's currently a best-selling author of 'How I Overcame My Struggle With Identity and You Can Too!'
Lame jokes aside. The sequel's lead writer is still Sam Lake, so at least we can be sure it'll focus on the universe they're trying to share between Alan Wake and Control instead of making commentary on current American societal problems.
Please make Alan be able to run for more than 2 seconds before getting winded and having to wait for what felt like forever for him to catch his breath only to be winded again after barely running a meter.
Ahhh yeah!!!! Can’t wait the first one was a joy to play.
Great news. Still can’t believe we’re finally going to get an AW sequel - and more Control is definitely welcome.
It's wakin time
I'm sure there will be some Alan Woke jokes somewhere in this thread considering a sequel being created in today's societal climate, but I'll leave it to you guys to get creative. Have fun. :)
Please make Alan be able to run for more than 2 seconds before getting winded and having to wait for what felt like forever for him to catch his breath only to be winded again after barely running a meter.