Doctor Barclay Colvin has called a press conference to demonstrate a practical demonstration of the many-worlds theory. He shows the press a loaded 9mm pistol. He explains the gun cannot kill him. He says that every time he puts the gun to his temple two realities are created: One where the gun did not fire and one where it did. A special machine is to make sure only the former happens, making Doctor Barclay Colvin immortal. Just as he is about to demonstrate this, the foot of one of the journalists gets caught in a power cord, unplugging it. He asks if it's supposed to be plugged in, but Doctor Barclay is too busy ranting to notice. Doctor Barclay pulls the trigger and shoots himself through the head.
An FBI agent confronts a man who has confessed to murder. The murderer bludgeoned the man to death with his bare fists, to the point that he was impossible to ID. The agent then reveals that the murderer and victim had identical finger prints. He also points out that the clothing on the dead man is what the man's child described him as wearing. The murderer reveals that his goal was not to kill, but to disturb the child. The agent moves to shoot him, but the murderer states that he's already going to prison, so there's no point to it. The agent states his confusion, and the man states that he will never understand. He then implies that he is a malevolent force, not a man at all, killing people in the guise of their own reflections.
Alvyn Derleth, a paranormal investigator (possibly named after Lovecraftian horror writer August Derleth) has never had any luck with his job comes searching for the local culture and population of the town in hopes of finding mythology. A seductive woman and a man tell him that they will help him on his search, and the woman promises him "something more". To show him a little incentive, the woman passionately kisses him, but soon after the journalist starts to feel sick and something starts to rumble in his stomach. The woman then says that he will be host to a mythological flesh-dwelling creature and it's thousand offspring. The episode ends right afterwards, and the narrator states that "sometimes when you go looking for mythology, it comes looking for you."
A man is seen walking through a vast nothingness of pure white in his pyjamas, until he sees a gathering of people around a sleeping man. He asks a man why they're all watching the man sleep. He tells him that they're all watching the man sleep, because they're in his dream and they're all figments of his imagination. The man in pyjamas tells the man in the coat, that it's his dream, not the man sleeping. The man in the coat looks at him as if he is crazy, and tells him that he must be a confused figment. Moments later the man in pyjamas hears a strange ticking and asks if anyone else hears it. The man in the coat realizes that the man in pyjamas is actually an alarm clock, and begins to panic as the sleeping man awakes and kills all the figments.
After answering an ad in the paper for a job in the service industry, Manny finds himself being chased by two men in the forest. Despite his efforts, the two men overtake him, and push him to the ground. As Manny pleads for a reason why he is being beaten, the two men explain that they first need to beat something out of him. After landing several blows, one of the men reaches into the young Manny and pulls out a dark object. He says, “This free will thing is more trouble than it’s worth.” The man proceeds to burn the dark object with a lighter. Afterwards, Manny gets up off the ground in a calm matter, questioning what had just happened to him. Manny then states that he does not know what he is supposed to do. One of the men assures Manny that they will tell him all about that.
A woman named Martha answers the door for her friend, Lydia. Martha proceeds to hurry her friend into the basement, insisting that there is something strange taking place there. As the two women enter the basement, they are greeted by the sight of what appears to be a whirling vortex. Soon after, a man appears standing in front on the void. The women inquire as to the man's purpose and he responds by telling them he is the one responsible for everything around them, except the strange void. He then expresses his frustration, having run into ta case of writers block. He is presumably a writer for the show Night Springs, and has run out of ideas where to take the present episode. The man then insists that the women return upstairs while he tries to figure out what to do.
Tonight's episode, "What's In a Name". This is a "never-before-seen" episode of Night Springs because it wasn't actually available to see in the Alan Wake game itself.
Tonight's episode, "The Doomed Samaritan". This is a "never-before-seen" episode of Night Springs because it wasn't actually available to see in the Alan Wake game itself.
The Waitress must save her idol, the Writer, from the danger her finds himself in. To do so, she must confront the Writer's critics, and the Bad Boy who is the Writer's evil twin.
The Sibling is trying to find her missing brother, who is being held captive at Coffee World.
The Actor is a multiversal hero in the game "Time Breaker." His character must track down the Master of the Many Worlds and prevent him from murdering the multiversal hero's difference selves across parallel universes.
Champion of Light is part of a conflict between darkness and light that is both ancient and eternal. He is chasing a dangerous quarry, the herald of darkness. His evil doppelganger, known only as Mr. Scratch.
Tonight's episode, "Eternal Endurance". This is a "never-before-seen" episode of Night Springs because it wasn't actually available to see in the Alan Wake game itself.