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Alan Wake Remastered release day of the month confirmed for Fall 2021

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The Alan Wake Remastered release date has been confirmed by Redress Entertainment, and information technology's arriving pretty soon.

Announced via sports fan site The Sudden Ba, Alan Wake Remastered features the original 2010 game atomic number 3 well as both its The Signal and The Writer expansions, tired recently-rendered 4K visuals. Die-hard fans will also be able to experience the game with commentary from director Sam Lake.

The groundbreaking game was released entirely on the Xbox 360, with a PC found following some time later. Alan Wake Remastered, however, will launch on Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Serial publication S, PC via the Epic Games Hive away, besides as PS4 and PS5, marking the first time that the courageous will be available to play via PlayStation consoles.

Curative is even so to confirm a release date for Alan Wake Remastered beyond "Fall 2021." The good word is that Light is pretty much upon us, but the even amend news is that the launch day of the month English hawthorn have already been leaked - a Taiwanese retailer recently listed the game, attached to an October 5 release date.

As well as a return to Bright Lake, Remedy has plenitude more connected its plate. The project thought to be Alan Wake 2 is reportedly in full production, meaning repugnance fans might soon be spoilt for choice. The studio is too working on two accompany-ups to Control - a multiplayer spin-off and a "future, bigger budget Verify game." With Wake himself exhibit leading within the world of Ascendancy, it'll be interesting to see how Remedy handles its speedily expanding macrocos - this remaster might be honorable the start.

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