These are some of the titles of 2010 that we consider to be of the underrated kind. Maybe they got great scores but just didn't do the sales, maybe they got a terrible reception that was a bit unjustified. Or maybe they did OK at everything, stuck around for a while and then slipped away to nowhere in particular.
VGChartz's Mark Nielsen: "All in all, it’s not hard to see why Alan Wake has received a bit of a cult following (there’s that famous foreshadowing again). It’s a title that blends themes and gameplay, while pushing the limits of storytelling by putting stories within stories and letting you read those stories before you get to that part in… the story. It has flaws, to be sure - the gameplay side can’t quite keep up with the rest of its ambitions - but overall it’s a great game that stands out among its peers and is undeniably… one for the books."
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Don't know if I can agree with everything on the list; for one thing, I think it's too soon to judge Dance Central, but interesting all the same.
Alan Wake had extremely highbrow and interesting stories (as well as fantastic NW Pacific setting) but the gameplay is so disgusting and fighting the same enemies over and over again made it deserving of the 8ish average that it received. It is still worth a play through though.
I thought Alan Wake was great for the first few chapters of it, but by the end of it I just thought the game as a whole was just decent.
It was just too repetitive.
Wake all the way
Alan Wake was repetitive, i mean there were variations but not by much.
It also didn't help that Alan didn't exactly make the best decisions. But i guess that is the horror story problem with most movies