Alan Wake Remastered is set to update the Xbox 360 classic for modern platfforms.
Alan Wake Remastered is set to shine a new light on Remedy Entertainment’s beloved 2010 Xbox 360 game. The Finnish developer announced a remaster was on the way in an open letter that was published on The Sudden Stop, a community-driven website that has been championing Remedy’s games since 2012. It’s been 11 years since players first set foot in the Pacific Northwest town of Bright Falls (unless you picked up the later PC release on Steam), and Alan Wake Remastered promises to rejuvenate the game with all-new rendered 4K visuals. The remaster also means that Alan Wake will be released on PlayStation consoles for the very first time. The game includes both pieces of DLC, including The Writer and The Signal, but the spin-off Alan Wake’s American Nightmare isn’t part of the package. Here’s everything you need to know about Alan Wake Remastered. Alan Wake Remastered will be released on October 5,2021. In terms of platforms, Alan Wake Remastered is on everything you’d expect: Xbox One, Xbox Series X| S, PS4, PS5, and PC via the Epic Games Store. The game was previously only available on Xbox 360 and Steam and was actually pulled from the Microsoft Store for a number of months due to licensing issues. However, it was later relisted. It’s unclear whether the current-gen consoles will include additional graphical options, such as a performance mode or HDR support; however, the game’s announcement on The Sudden Stop does mention that Alan Wake Remastered will include some “choice next-generation upgrades”. Either way, it’s going to be a significant improvement over the original which doesn’t hold up too well by today’s standards. Looking for all the latest Alan Wake Remastered trailers? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve gathered up every trailer so you can watch them all in one place.
