Though the controls can take a bit to get used to, this game offers the player to think about what is "real" and what that means to them.
Just like when it came out, same nostalgic sounds same wonky aiming and same dumb AI enemies.
The game answers one of the first games questions posed by Alan in episode 6 near the end. Who or what is Mr. Scratch? The game is very repetitive with only three areas and not much to explore with a lot of inviable walls blocking true exploration of the first area, which at first glance looks more open world like than it is. That aside the repeating levels are fun enough for repeatability. Over all it feels like a mix of Alan Wake and Quantum Brake in a DLC that never was.
The game has great pacing in stoy. It has some less than necessary dialog in banter. Especially while you get from some parts of the begining of each episode, but apart from that great game.
