Drive-In Theater is a location appearing in Alan Wake's American Nightmare.
Layout[]
The Drive-In Theater serves as the final of the three main locations found in the campaign of American Nightmare. The layout includes the theater proper, the projector house, ticket booths, a souvenir shop, as well as a power station.
The player can also interact with Serena Valdivia, a friend of Alice Wake who helped her with the production of her film, "Sunrise".
Alan's arrival coincides with the 12th Annual NSVA Film Festival. The films presented on the marquees are:
- Just Deserts (A Cannibal’s Tale)
- Sunrise
- Ham: A Documentary
- Samurai Vs. Conquistador II: The Return of Conquistador
- The Mexican Handoff
Gallery[]
Concept Art[]
Alan Wake's American Nightmare[]
Full Theater car-park
Sign along the road.
Ticket booths.
Projection booth.
Death Rally arcade cabinet.
Tom the Diver poster inside the projection booth.
An unknown town in the distance...Night Springs?
Trivia[]
- NSVA presumably stands for “Night Springs Visual Arts” festival, and may also be the arts exhibition Dr. Rachel Meadows commented on attending.
- Alan has an unused line in the game files in which he shows displeasure in seeing that Samurai Vs. Conquistador has a sequel.