It will feature support for NVIDIA DLSS, though.īut if you're using a non-RTX graphics card, then you will not have access to DLSS options in-game. However, Remedy also confirmed that "Alan Wake Remastered" won't be using ray tracing or HDR, despite running on current-gen hardware. WCCFTech reported in detail which of the visuals got a massive facelift in "Alan Wake Remastered."įor one, developer Remedy games confirmed that the game runs in upscaled 4K 60 FPS on the Xbox Series X, and a respectable 1080p 60 FPS on the Series S.įurthermore, the game also features a lot of enhanced character models with better hair and skin shaders, the addition of anti-aliasing, and better draw distances to name a few. Since the original "Alan Wake" was released as a former Xbox 360 and PC exclusive, its visuals haven't aged well.īut judging from this comparison trailer posted by the Xbox YouTube channel, the visual upgrades are quite astounding:
Read also: Why PS5, Xbox Series X Console Refreshes Make More Sense These Days Compared to Upgrading a Gaming PC 'Alan Wake Remastered': What New Things Will It Bring?įirst and foremost, the biggest update will obviously be visuals. "Alan Wake Remastered" will be the first revisiting of this dark and brooding franchise, ever since the game disappeared from Steam and Xbox Live four years ago.īack then, it was taken down because apparently, the game's music licenses had expired.Ī few of the tracks used in the psychological horror game include David Bowie's "Space Oddity," Roy Orbison's "In Dreams," and Depeche Mode's "The Darkest Star." Here is the trailer from PlayStation Showcase 2021: With this remaster, it marks 11 years since its original release, and the first time ever it will come to PlayStation. "Alan Wake Remastered" was announced back in September 10 during the last PlayStation Showcase, as a reimagining of the Xbox 360-era classic.
As for PC players, there's still no official word on the exact date, but it's been confirmed that the game will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store.
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