Alan Wake disappeared in 2010 after encountering a supernatural force during a vacation in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, Alice Wake. He managed to banish the dark presence back to a nightmarish dark place under a caldera lake in Bright Falls, but became trapped there himself. Alan Wake has been a prisoner in the Dark Place for 13 years, struggling to stay sane and write a story that could help him escape, but so far, he has not succeeded.

Saga Anderson, a highly skilled FBI agent known for her ability to crack the most challenging cases, is assigned to investigate a series of ritualistic killings in the tranquil town of Bright Falls, located in the Pacific Northwest. However, her investigation takes a terrifying turn when she stumbles upon a collection of eerie pages that seem to manifest into reality, hinting at a disturbing connection to the disappearance of renowned writer Alan Wake more than ten years ago.

Within the Pacific Northwest region, there are three notable locations waiting to be discovered. 3. Bright Falls, a charming and quaint town, hosts the annual Deerfest and is situated near the dilapidated city of Watery, established by Finnish immigrants involved in logging and fishing. Cauldron Lake, located outside Bright Falls, is a remarkable caldera lake that was once a popular hiking spot until it was closed off by a mysterious government agency, leading to its reputation as a place to steer clear of.

Cauldron Lake conceals a terrifying and ominous realm, known as the Dark Place, which operates on the perplexing principles of dream logic. This enigmatic space constantly shifts and loops, mirroring the thoughts and imagination of those who encounter it. Within its depths, Alan Wake finds himself imprisoned, as his deepest fears and stories materialize into a chilling reality. Once a writer of crime novels set in the bustling streets of New York City, Wake now finds himself trapped in a distorted and eerie version of the city that never sleeps