Serving as a stand-alone title in the Alan Wake universe, Alan Wake's American Nightmare features a rather crazy villain, Mr. Scratch. Crazy seems appropriate here, deranged maybe, certainly not friendly.
In addition to the story driven single player portion of this release, American Nightmare also features a "Fight Till Dawn" mode that is more arcade in nature. Simply battle and survive waves of enemies until dawn breaks and rack up a high score.
Alan Wake's American Nightmare will be available on February 22 for 1200 MS Points.
Join us for a little one on one time with game’s villain, Mr. Scratch. He’s your typical fun loving serial killer that enjoys knives, strangling people and a little piece and quiet. Ok, maybe he’s not so typical, just a little deranged. Regardless, take a look and get to know him, you’ll find him strangely alluring. With Alan Wake’s dashing good looks, this evil doppelganger may look like the famous writer, but he couldn’t be more different than our hero. Making his way to Wake’s wife, this harbinger of darkness intends to put a damper on things and make life miserable for Alan Wake.
In addition to the story driven single player portion of this release, American Nightmare also features a "Fight Till Dawn" mode that is more arcade in nature. Simply battle and survive waves of enemies until dawn breaks and rack up a high score.
Alan Wake's American Nightmare will be available on February 22 for 1200 MS Points.