Alan Wake's American Nightmare cover art

Alan Wake's American Nightmare

Publisher: Remedy Entertainment

Limited data. Alan Wake's American Nightmare runs playably through CrossOver at a median 23 fps (2 reports) on M3, M5. Only 2 reports so far, so this is not a reliable verdict yet.

79critic score from 7 reviews · via IGDB

Mac Performance

Experience Reports

2

Average Rating

2.0/ 5

Play Methods

  • Native0
  • CrossOver2
  • Parallels0
  • Other0

Game Information

In this brand new standalone experience, Alan Wake fights the herald of darkness, the evil Mr. Scratch! A thrilling new storyline, hordes of creepy enemies, serious firepower and beautiful Arizona locations, combined with a fun and challenging new game mode make this a must for Alan Wake veterans, and the perfect jumping on point for new players!

Key Features:

  • Play the full-fledged Story Mode: You’ll be on the edge of your seat as you fight to stop your murderous evil double to take back your life... and change reality itself!
  • Fight till dawn arcade mode: In the action-packed Arcade Mode, you’ll need to master the Fight with Light mechanic to stay alive until dawn and beat your friends on the Leaderboards. Can you survive until sunrise?
  • Face the darkness: Twisted and dangerous enemies stalk you in the shadows. Dispatch them with the powerful arsenal of weapons at your disposal.

Experience Reports

CrossOver

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CrossOver

CrossOver

v25.0.1
NONEPLAYABLE
M3 BASE
Graphics:
HIGH
FPS:
20
Machine:
MacBook Air
Chip:
M3 BASE
Cores:
8 CPU, 10 GPU
RAM:
16 GB

Review Note:

It's alrighty, the graphics didn't age up very well and V-Sync makes it a bit laggy.

CrossOver

CrossOver

v26.1
NONEPLAYABLE
M5 BASE
Graphics:
ULTRA
FPS:
25
Resolution:
1920x1080
Machine:
MacBook Air
Chip:
M5 BASE
Cores:
10 CPU, 8 GPU
RAM:
16 GB

Review Note:

a little slower than expected