A Story Analysis of Alan Wake 2 

A tiny detail I like is that saga seems a bit more understanding of alan after spending time in the dark place. She never hated him and was always committed to getting him free, but the way she interacts with him after she gets trapped for a few minutes says, to me, that while shes obviously still not happy about the situation with her family, she understands how alan got to where he is mentally and emotionally since she was only there for a few minutes and it almost drove her crazy. She doesn't say it explicitly but her voice is kind when she calls him a hero, too. I just appreciate the acknowledgement that alan really is trying and that he's not his worst moments

Warlin Door is Saga’s father. Odin and Tor gave him to the Dark Presence during one of the first Bright Falls AWEs. When speaking with Tim Breaker at the end of the game he said he tried to follow Door’s path but it didn’t work. When the ability to profile Door appears he says that the Doors family have the power dictate where Doors go. Thus saga has both the powers of the Anderson family & the Doors family.

Alan Wake 1: "It's not a lake it's an ocean" Alan Wake 2: "It's not a loop it's a spiral" Alan Wake 3: "It's not a door it's part of a wall that can open"

Though I don’t have proof I am confident that originally they casted Lance Reddick the actor for Hatch in quantum break) to be Mr. Door but with his sudden passing they had David Harewood instead. During the end game credits you even see a commemoration to Lance Reddick passing.

People miss the significance of Alice willingly going to the dark place. In the first game it was emphasized so heavily how just a tiny bit of darkness made her deathly afraid, and now she dived deep into a dimension of pure darkness to save her husband. Love is Strange, Love is strong.

I think I’ve got an answer as to why scratch is no longer a physical copy of Alan wake and is now just a dark cloud possessing him like a ghost. It’s because of the ending of American nightmare. Despite being a spin off and a failed attempt at writing return, Alan managed to weaken the dark presence to return to its previous form. The dark cloud. If you pay attention to that ending cutscene it’s like Alan charred the body of scratch with light only leaving a cloud of ashes flying upwards. This also proves yet again that Alan Wake’s American Nightmare is canon. The lore of control described the dark presence as a dark cloud too. So that wraps up everything in a neat little bow.

Pretty sure Ahti’s character and why he’s a janitor is a metaphor for combatting entropy. Making sure that reality doesn’t unravel into complete chaos. Which is why he calls Jesse his assistant in Control. Basically there to keep things in order

I'll add one thing about the final Alice scene - from my perspective, that cliff looked almost exactly like the cliff Alan jumped from in the first game. So it was fairly obvious to me that Alice was not dead, just in the dark place trying to help Alan.

Saga IS actually named after a Norse goddess. She's one of Frigg's handmaidens, though I understand the confusion as 1.) "Saga" is also a Scandinavian word for "story," and 2.) there's debate as to whether or not the handmaidens are distinct entities or simply aspects of Frigg and her divine domains.

Couldn't agree more about James Mccaffrey's line delivery! Laughed out loud when he said "WHAT THE FCK HAVE YOU BEEN SMOKING?!" in the projector booth.

I agree that the nursing home and wellness center were the most terrifying parts for me. The vibe of that area ticked all of the unnerving boxes for me. Also I think the mind place and detective board mechanics are so revolutionary and satisfying, gamifying the menu system and even bringing it into the story when Saga starts to succumb to the thoughts of doubt in the dark place.

On Zane, something I dont see spoken of much is the REASON he's a filmaker now and not a Poet. Bluntly, everything happening is Zane's fault when he tried to use the Dark Place to bring back Barbara. He broke story conventions and took shortcuts...like films often do. Zane's still the one pulling the strings, he just lacks the creativity or even the selflessness needed to get free. He erased himself from the world, but kept himself in the story as "the poet everyone forgot" but didnt forget.

Just a couple of additional notes 1. There’s a manuscript page that mentions how Rose is the one to take Zane’s lamp from Cynthia’s room and send it to the dark place in a shoebox via the pond at the carehome. Cynthia loved Tom and losing the lamp made her finally give into despair so the dark prescence could take her over. 2. In one of the FBC files it is stated that The Lake House is the FBC’s main base of operations in Bright Falls but was unfortunately taken over by the darkness, perhaps we’ll get some more Control crossover in that DLC too!

I love the real life actors part its so cool this is a beautiful game amazing video as usual!

One thing that got me excited is hearing that the FBC HQ, or the Old House, has gone dark (found in a note inside the locked cell before the final act). This makes me wonder if they're still dealing with the Hiss in the internal lockdown, or if something else happened that would lead to a sequel. It's also interesting to note that Jesse can be seen in flashes during Alan's section, and is referenced on Breaker's whiteboard.

One of the posters for a Thomas Zane film seen in the city lists the year of production as 1970, but 'based on the book by Alan Wake'... This made me think about Alan's identity, that while Zane wrote himself out of reality - 'the poet everyone forgot' - and is supposedly existing happily ever after somewhere with Barbara Jagger, he also rebirthed/ re-envisioned himself back into reality as Alan Wake. 🤔 Wake then created Zane the filmmaker to help him get out of the Dark Place once he found himself antagonised in the exact same way by the Dark Presence). Hence why they look the same and the Andersons/ Ahti refer to Wake as 'Tom', since they remember the 'original' man. Alan does not seem to understand why because he has forgotten his own self. There's also an identity theft poster in the subway which reads, 'You may not be the only You.' But - 'it's not a [cyclical] loop, it's a spiral'. It's not a return, it's a corruption. Zane's spiral, Zane's corruption. Hence why he [spoilers] tells himself via payphone at the end that he will escape the Dark Place and he simultaneously won't, and that he's sorry for everything he will need to suffer through. In the film projected in Room 665, Zane refers to 'THE LABYRINTH OF ME'. And after Alan/ Scratch shoots him, [spoilers] he comes back to life. The 'Drowning' Writer's Journey video also made me consider this possibility more. He can't ever write himself out of the story, because not his story really - it's Zane's. If this is a viable theory, perhaps the next incarnation in the 'spiral' would be a character Wake creates and becomes 'the writer people forgot' so that 'the journey into the night continues'. This is perhaps 'the ritual' to lead you on; your friends will meet him when you're gone. 'Scratch' was the Dark Presence's means of forcing this step when Alan refused to continue writing. Plenty of the characters imply they are playing roles in a much grander design; Mr. Door remprimands Alan at the end of We Sing - that he should play his part. Zane is also described as depressed before meeting Barbara Jagger. Alan is similiarly desribed as manic-depressive, with anger issues. Also, Cynthia is to Zane as Rose is to Alan. And Tom's lamp and Alan's Clicker are interlinked. 🤔 Obviously this is all my own fantasy of how the story's logic is supported. Thanks for coming to my TedTalk.

This game makes me realize that Saga and Alan's stories intersect in more subtle ways. Like the ending of Hotel 665 directly correlates to Cynthia Weaver being taken over by the dark presence. The victim in the bath tub was the muse, and the play is Tom Zane's work, who was Cynthia's lover at one point. The bathtub is exactly the same kind in Cynthia's room at Valhalla Nursing Home.

One more note: Maybe Zane and Wake look the same because Wake is Zane's creation. He has overwritten himself in his attempt to rescue. He was constantly doing so, as we know Tom the Poet and Tom the Director, Tom the Diver. It seems Thor and Odin have the power to resist reality overwriting. Thor remembered that Logan is alive even when Alex Casey was affected by the story. That's why Thor and Odin keep referring to Alan as Tom.

Just finished this game, and holy hell. It was amazing. I was so immersed in this game. It was just like reading a really amazing book ironically.

I love reading the manuscripts knowing Alan did not write Return, Scratch did. When you view the manuscript pages, the typed text is Scratch, the handwriting is Alan. If the entire page is typed with no handwriting, it's a page Alan wrote and inserted into Scratch's story. Basically, Scratch never wrote anything about Saga. If it names or helps Saga (or kills her daughter), Alan wrote it. Also, a meeting with Tim Breaker refers to Quantum Break as an alternate reality. I believe this has also been Sam Lake's way of talking about what's canon and I take Tim's comment as fact. Control and Wake are in the same world, and the stuff they don't own the rights to exist in a similar but different world out there in the multiverse somewhere. Lastly, Lake House DLC will be Control-centric, given it's their facility. Night Springs has been announced to feature multiple protagonists, so it might be Alan, Alice and maybe Tim in the Dark Place being messed with by Mr Door.

Just rolled credits on Alan Wake 2 & while it did get a little messy at the end this game is nothing short of a 10/10 masterpiece. While it is the masterful sequel to AW1 its also a celebration of Remedy & how they write stories their characters and set the tone for what's ahead. Taking bits and pieces from OG Max Payne 1 & 2 even the great and underappreciated Quantum Break and of course Control. Not only can i not wait for where Alan Wake goes from here but what insanity Control 2 will be.

I cant wait for all the future video essays and story analysis for years to come. This game is dense with ideas and symbolism.

As someone who absolutely loved Control, it does me good to see my favorite paradimensional janitor. Stan Ahti in this house. Him helps with dah clogs.

I have a voice acting background and have to say that Matthew Porretta's performance has been such an inspiration for me since the first game. The vocal training was really tough, sometimes without noticeable results for months but actors like him and the late Kevin Conroy are a great impulse to not give up. You almost saw me as Leon in those new RE games :) Excellent video btw. That kind of insighful content is refreshing :)

Towards the ending, Saga calls the board in her mind place 'The Board'. My only wish is that they had explained what exactly Alan was trying to accomplish by contacting Jesse on the AWE expansion. or that there were more references to Hartman being destroyed by the FBC and Jesse.

Just finished the game last night! My game of the year for sure! Post-Game thoughts: I definitely thought that there would be a reveal that Saga and Casey were never real at all since I forgot about the rule that Alan needed to use pre-existing elements and couldn’t make stuff from nothing.

I think it was confirmed that the DLC lake house will have to do with the FBC and the research station that they have in Cauldron Lake (at the beginning of the game, there is a fence with a buzzer that you can't get through that belonged to the FBC). In the case of night springs, I think it'll have to do more with Tim Breaker and Mr. Door, since that was one of the biggest mysteries of the game that was not completely on the main plot.

The running theory is that Warlin Door is Saga's absent father. Explains the exposition he gave of him only doing this because Alan brought someone he loved into the story. Also explains how he and Saga can both wander the Dark Place freely.

I still have not seen anyone else mention that the things the shadows whisper and taunt Alan with are the things he himself said in that one writer's journey video where he was clearly descending into hopeless madness; I write and I write and I write, I'm drowning, this isn't your story, I'm lost in the dark etc; ALL OF IT is from Alan's ravind. I feel like that's gotta be significant somehow EDIT: it's confirmed that those are versions of alan and I feel so validated lol

Okay I will correct you on the expansions. Likely have it twisted. Lake House will definitely deal with the Lake House FBC Facility on Cauldron Lake that Estevez mentioned that was overrun with the Dark Presence, perhaps eluding to Control related stuff, whereas Night Springs may relate to the actual main plot of the game.

Departure is act 1 of the Hero's Journey. Alan wanted to skip straight to Act 3, presumably because he's scared and alone, trapped past that threshold and isn't prioritizing the most important part of the journey - the lessons learned. He tries to right Return, and it fails over and over again. He realizes he's missing something, and needs to write Initiation as that second act before he can get to Act 3 (all of which is more or less explained in the text of the game), however, what if Initiation AND Return as we know them are actually just Act 2, and that act keeps repeating and changing (being a spiral), but we have not yet seen Act 3. I strongly suspect Remedy is planning an Alan Wake 3, and I wouldn't be surprised if Alice figures heavily into it. I think it's possible that everything we see in Alan Wake 2 is one of the rotations of the spiral of Act 2 - Initiation and Return - somewhere in the middle or near the end; since the game itself loops. What Alice has been seeing, haunting her, is literally Alan (as he returns to Parliament Tower over and over again). But the end-credits scene makes it seem like she actually didn't kill herself, and instead decided that she needed to trick Alan into *thinking* that she killed herself because he was haunting her, for one reason or another. But she says that she went into the Dark Place... I think Act 3 may wrap up some of the questions from this game: What was Alice planning, and how did Alan figure into it - because we know that he calls himself from some other point in the timeline to tell him to place Alice's photos in the box. We also know that Ahti said Alan (well, he said Tom, but, you know) asked him to leave the lamp (referred to as "Tom's Lamp" a few times) and the photographs in the shoebox in the basement. Paraphrasing Ahti, "what you leave behind is in front of you when you return". What we're seeing feels like an orchestration, Wake, Saga, Casey, and all the others playing out a story that has already been finished some-when else.

I think Scratch was Alan's attempt to simplify the Hero's journey. He tried to create a major antagonist, but it didn't work out well, and the Dark Presence took advantage of that. The Scratch from the last game is gone because Alan designed him to be that way. The Scratch we see now isn't the AWMN version, but a new one made up of the real Alan and the Dark Presence.Alan corrupted by the dark is what caused everything

I’m not a fan of playing Horror games, or watching horror movies. But I love analytics like this because the lore for these games is so wildly interesting.

The third overlap with Cynthia is so intense. I had to take my headphones off and play without listening as you’re going through the bunker corridors. I think because it’s so narrow and you are turning back on yourself, in a normal horror move trope there would be something standing there… alas Remedy probably knew this so there was no jump out. Also by far the worse jump scare is if you went upto the old lady (Cynthia) on the second floor window at the nursing home.This is prior to knowing she is the taken, and says something like ‘you’re going to enjoy this my dear’. JUMP-SCARE .Literal heart palpitations afterwards.

Always appreciate your consistently up to date story videos. Can't wait for the next one.

Just finished the game and some things fell through the mental floorboards. Thanks for helping piece things together.

I was looking for this last night!!!! Thank God you reuploaded the very next day.🎉

We have been blessed in gaming this year! Alan Wake 2, Tears Of The Kingdom, Baldur's Gate 3, Dead Island 2, Dead Space Remake, Mario Wonder, Ect. I'm just hyped to see 2024!

the final mind place segment is so goated

I love your no nonsense beginning to videos. Jumping straight in. Brilliant.

I assume the first DLC will heavily involve the FBC, as "Lakehouse" is the name of their monitoring station in Bright Falls

I love your wordplays and the dry delivery You’re seriously under-appreciated as a game-focused video essayist 💜💜💜

Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels Gingy, keep up the great work!

Overlaps are where the veil between our reality and dark place is thin and both realities are grinding against each other. Also its a fucking survival horror game. So not fighting enemies all the time makes sense. Instead that time is used to build tension and the game does this amazingly well.

Haven't gotten to finish it yet, but wanted to give support. You are awesome Gingy

Story will continue not with Dlc but with the New Game+. As you said this is a spiral and apparently playing New Game+ (continuing the spiral) will give us the true ending

damn, I finished the game and I said "ok, maybe in a week gingy will upload the video so I can tied things up with the story". This is a pleasant surprise!

I'll be coming back to this when I have the time. But I'd love if you went back and analyzed Control and/or Quantum Break. I feel like as much as I didn't fully understand their stories, I still recognized their impact on this game's story and wanted to revisit them myself. Always love your commentary and impressions, so I'm glad this video is dropping so soon after I'd finished it.

Could we get a follow-up video discussing how the game changes when you play the NG+ gamemode with the new manuscripts and dialogue and what the NG+ ending means for the series?

Let’s go! Amazing turn around time on this video honestly

Woah I was just watch your video on the first Alan Wake and then lo and behold, you uploaded a video on Alan Wake 2. Awesome content as always!

the amount of twin peaks inspirations from this game was unreal. the doppelganger especially

This game is like the perfect test to see who is actually media literate

Here from the future the new game plus did infact add several clarifications to the story. You can always look them all up, but one of the biggest ones is that it pretty much confirms door is saga’s father. We also learn a bit about how tor and odin made up with mr door.

Just finished the game today, and wow that was worth the long wait, then again Remedy never disappoints.

Outstanding explanation. I truly admire the time you took into creating this video dude.

I'm thinking Gingy doesn't realise that the "voice actor and face model" for Max Payne and several characters in Remedy games is the Remedy Creative Director, Sam Lake, who basically wrote every Remedy game, and directed most of them too. Nobody else can copyright his face or voice :)

What an incredible game. I loved the Musical segment. It was so goofy, fun. But creepy. You could feel the dark place, Scratch, Mr.door… whoever… you could feel them mocking Alan as he hopelessly press forward

Can't wait for Gaming University to start doing videos on this, his theories are always so well crafted.

Super good analysis man. I just finished the game this morning and I feel like the ending was satisfying enough that trying to piece everything together all game and not knowing what the actual fck was going on made it all worth it and make SOME KIND of sense. I really liked the idea that Alice kind of deceived Alan by faking her s*icide to give him some kind of motivation to become the hero who takes the fall at the end. Really good stuff. Wonderful game. Looking forward to the next installment!

Alan Wake is so much like Twin Peaks now in the literal sense that the first two seasons are good but the third season is ABSOLUTELY 10x better but requires you to watch it all. This game gives off that same vibe, that you gotta grind through the first one to get to the really good one. I'm not gonna finish this video lol I wanna play the games now

Surprised you brought up the True Detective connection, but not the Twin Peaks connection! So much Twin Peaks inspiration all over this game, from the general setting with its trees and log cabins, to the plot of an FBI agent (or two) coming to a small town to investigate a supernaturally connected murder, to the doppelgangers, to the parallel evil dimension, to the wicked possessive spirit, to the enthusiasm for coffee. That shot of the two detectives drinking their coffee in tandem then turning to their perp is so incredibly Twin Peaks-esque. Anyway, great video and really helped me organize my own thoughts in sparsing through all the chaos and surrealism.

Thank you for keeping your explanation under one hour.

Gingy i doubt you'll see this but ive been around since the For Honor days and Im so happy to see your success dude. The channel has exploded since you transitioned to essay-style content and as someone whos been around since the old days its crazy to see. Happy for you, keep it up

I just finished the game and I did both Saga's and Alan Wake's stories at the same time (every time there was an overlap and they communicated, I'd switch characters to see the other perspective leading up to that moment) but I don't recommend it for anyone else. I wish I had completed Saga's story then finished Alan's all the way to the end as the set ups and pay offs would've been a lot more impactful.

Dude, what a video! +1 sub :-) 14:48 Although I liked so much what the Remedy did with the duo protagonist system in the game, I don't think it would be well suited in TLOU2. IMO the Remedy did this way because the gameplay with Saga/Alan may be too boring if we played with no stop, while in TLOU2 the Naughty Dog did that way with the intention to give us a feeling of duality about who's right in that story.

Amazing analysis again 🔥

Important objects traveling seemingly through time travel is probably explained by how in a spiral, at any point in time, you are close to another adjacent point in the spiral, unlike in a loop. This bleedthrough explains the impression of a loop

Fantastic video. Watched mostly to confirm my own thoughts and it seems that we're one the same page for the most part. I hope the DLC will be the "end" more than another sequel in 6 years but.. Feels like sequel is coming.

Glad to hear, cant wait to cone back and watch after i play the game!

God I love Remedy. Control is among my personal top games and AW2 is now right there as well. Enjoyed almost every minute but especially Alan´s parts. I dunno what is wrong with me but I love being in Dark Place NYC in the same way I loved being in The Oldest House. No windows. No sky. No nature, just pure interior creativity.

I watched the first video you made about this game. And rewatched this one to sleep 3 times now and I still don’t understand anything xD thanks for the video 👍

The fact that Alex and Saga always drink in unison, every single time, has me curious as fu

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO

I get that the game can really be confusing specially even after you finish it but the last line is like a single line thats basically a key to all the jumbled info spread all through out. Thats the charm of mysteries in stories you find the “one” vital info and you see everything in a different light. Makes you want for the third part to just come out. While it may leave a bad taste when you play all that time just to be cliffhanged in the but if you just take all things into account after that final line your now presented with a nice crazy realization while at the same time just the urge to want more. I have never been more in into a story than any game i played and just hope that it doesn’t take really long for a third one or that it never happens. Cause while this game can be considered a real masterpiece (i do) its real gamble and unique that it can really fail financially which in the current climate is what matters if a franchise continues and not if the game is really good quality wise.

I so wanted Jesse to rock up at some point. It's interesting that the FBC we encounter in this game seems to be separate from The Oldest House, which has 'gone dark'. TOH was still locked down after Control ended, so are the Hiss still causing issues, or is there a new threat?

great video!! you forgot to mention Tim Breakers whiteboard! Which connects him in a way to Quantem Break and also control

I didn't really care for how the flashlight works now either. I feel like they should have keep it where you have to hold it but just get rid of the recharge, that way the battery packs would still have a use.

Alan Wake 1: "It's not a lake it's an ocean" Alan Wake 2: "It's not a loop it's a spiral" Alan Wake 3: *Wakes up in a wagon. It's cold. You see a Imperial soldier and a Nordic prisoner.* "Hey, you!" the nordic exclaim. "Finally wake" *cuts to black screen*

Fun fact, Saga is also a character in Norse mythology, associated with Odin and a location that translates to “The Sunken Bank/Beach”

Alan Wake 1: It's not a lake. It's an ocean. Alan Wake 2: It's not a loop, it's a spiral. Alan Wake 3: It's not destruction. It's ascension.

I got an Rx 6600 so i can’t play, so Ive been waiting for this video !

Oh i took spiral as in layers like the dark place has different layers to it and Alan, Saga, Alex and Alice just beat one like Alan did in the first game. They need to go deeper to get out completely.

I LOVED when i realized all the shadow taken in the dark place were saying lines from alan's breakdown. I dont know what that means exactly but it was such a creepy reframing of the enemies in the area

I wonder if the whole murder during the production part was inspired by "The Crow", where a gun meant to be unloaded was accidentally left loaded and the main actor was actually killed?

To some of the stuff mentioned in the video. Regarding Cynthia according to the ingame info given she was actually fine even when growing old because she had the angel lamp which the clicker is a part of. According to the info given even though the angel lamp never shined a light it gave of an invisible light that worked as a forcefield shutting out the dark presence making it impossible for it to draw closer. However Alan/Scratch contacted Rose that worked at the nursing home and one of the missions given to Rose was to steal the angel lamp and put it into a shoebox thus sending it into the dark place. After this everything that happened to Cynthia came to happen. Mr Door is Warlin Door the lover of Freya and the father of Saga Andersson. Warlin somehow became an entity (or always was) similar to the Dark Presence called Mr Door that supossedly can travel freely through dimensions. How he became Mr Door I don't know since I read some who mentioned Tor + Odin sacrificed Warlin to the Dark Presence by sending him to the Dark Place to save Freya where he then later became an entity called Mr Door. While others say he became the entity called Mr Door while together with Freya and Tor + Odin feared him and somehow cut a deal with him to go away which broke Freya's heart and made her leave with Saga. What is clear however is that Mr Door appears in the game seemingly because of Saga as a way to help her. There is some speculation that Saga holds the power of both the Anderson family who can seemingly see the past, the present and the future among other things and the power of Mr Door who can freely move between dimensions. Saga's name is actually in line the the god names the Anderson family all have while saga the word means tale/story Saga the name means "She who see's" and while not much is mentioned about her Saga the goddess does exists though many believe she is just another name used to describe Frigg. However Saga the goddess is usually thought to be a seeress and is associated with water mentioned to have lived close by or on top of a lake.

I have absolutely no idea what's going on through-out the whole video but I still loved it anyway. God I hope Gingy makes a Disco Elysium video in the future since he loves intriguing stories.

Obligatory: SAM LAKE, YOU HACK!

When you said Alice was dead, I was initially furious. Thank goodness for the twist!

I love you gingy. You better make a video about Lego Star Wars the entire Saga next.

When I saw the intertwining of Saga and Casey's roles reminiscent of Rust and Marty in the first season of True Detective, I felt rather compelled to make a strong response, which also includes some of my views on Remedy and Sam Lake's creative approach. In True Detective, the weight of the characters' motivations comes from our real-life experiences that interweave with the characters' situations, such as why, when we see the montages of Marty and Rust describing their life experiences when they reunite ten years later, we can empathize with the intrinsic patterns of life. Time is a flat circle, as Rust puts it; if you abstract the perspective to the inherent patterns of human nature, life is just an overlay of a few meta narratives. As a composite entity of human experiences, we can only excel in one thing throughout our lives. In Alan Wake 2, we continuously hear Alan articulating the line such as "It took me thirteen years to escape from the dark place," but we know nothing about his life in that eldritch reality because Alan's life in the game is portrayed as an overlay of a few amusement devices - one moment descending from a roller coaster, the next instantly teleporting to a giant swing. Similarly, the character motivation of Saga in the "real world" lacks cohesion; the challenges she faces in the game can be summarized comprehensively with just one song. In my opinion, Sam Lake is an imaginative game creator; in Alan Wake 1, his imagination was confined to the framework of Stephen King, and when he attempts to referecing Hemingway at the beginning of Alan Wake 2, his diligence to portray characters seems somewhat unsatified in nature. As for all, Remedy's recent works have focused more on superpowers rather than articulating us the player to some real-life experiences.

Mr. Gingy please do Control next if you're feeling up to it? love your content :)

“How something from the past can be sent forward in time to the present” to understand this all you have to do is look at the shape of a spiral 🌀 … now if you grab a pen and cross a straight line through it, from the outside circumference to the center (inside) or vice versa, you can connect not just the past with the present, but multiple points in time as well

Regarding Cynthia, the reason she fell to the dark presence is because Alan told rose take the angel lamp from her bedroom, and throw it into the the overlap in the pond. That's how he got it in the dark place...

Gingy! I’m almost done with the game.. I love having this to come to after 😎

Damn bro u got this up quick! Hope ur doing well.

Great story The game is one of the best games of the year 😍🔥❤️‏

Well well gingy i see you changed youre platform from For honor videos to this and im so happy for you you gotten alot more views than Before congratulations I realized I was still subbed still and i noticed your change in videos but anyways good for you man😊

Watching this vid without knowing this series of games existed is something else.

Yesssss please explain what the he'll is going on in this madness. Thank god theirs someone on RU-vid that has the brain capacity to understand this madness 😅 so that i don't lose my sanity further ❤❤