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Get A First Look At Footage Of Alan Wake Remastered
After being announced a few short days ago, Sony showed off the first footage of Alan Wake Remastered at their PlayStation 5 showcase this afternoon. Epic Games is now publishing the title as it makes its reappearance across a variety of platforms. Check out the first footage of the remaster below.
In this new footage, we get a look at Bright Falls and the deciduous areas surrounding it. Alan sets out on a one man mission with a gun and flashlight in hand to save his wife Alice. This remaster is giving the 11-year-old game a big facelift. Resolution is obviously getting a boost, as well as textures. But most important for the Alan Wake experience, the lighting looks to be largely improved.
Originally released in 2010 on Xbox 360, Remedy’s Alan Wake follows a thriller novelist through his supernatural journeys in the fictional Washington town of Bright Falls. Heavily inspired by twisty tales like Twin Peaks, Alan Wake takes players on a psychological thrill ride with plenty of action and puzzle elements.
Remedy’s Alan Wake Remastered releases on October 5 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
Are you ready to venture into Bright Falls again? What would you like to see changed or altered in this remaster? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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