The Alan Wake Remast🅠ered release date ✱has been confirmed by Remedy Entertainment, and it's arriving pretty soon.
Announced via fan site The Sudden Stop, Alan Wake Remastere💜d features the original 2010 game as well as both its The Signal and The Writer expansions, all in newly-rendered 4K visuals. Die-hard fans will also be able to experience the game with commentary from director Sam Lake.
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Remedy is yet to confirm a release date for Alan Wake Remastered beyond "Fall 2021." The good news is that Fall is pretty much upon us, but the even better news is that the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:laun🉐ch date may have already been leaked - a Taiwanese retailer recently listed the game, attached to an Oct🍃ober 5 release date.
As well as a return to Bright Lake, Remedy has plenty more on its plate. The project thought to be Alan Wake 2 is reportedly in full production, meaning horror fans might soon be spoilt for choice. The studio is also working on two follow-ups to Control - a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:multiplayer spin-off and a "future, bigger budget Control game." With Wake himself showing up within the world of Control, it'll be interesting to see how Remedy handles its rapidly expanding universe - this remaster might be just the sta𒈔rt.
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