Remedy Classic Lives Again: Alan Wake Remastered Update Changes the Game
Remedy Entertainment continues to show commitment to its legacy titles, releasing a significant performance update for the PC version of Alan Wake Remastered.
Patch 1.33 introduces native HDR support, refined DLSS implementation, and a boosted frame rate cap, allowing the game to now run at a smooth 240 frames per second.
The update also features a new UI scaling toggle and a modernized camera system designed to bring the gameplay experience closer to contemporary standards, though the latter remains entirely optional. A comprehensive breakdown of the patch notes is available on the official website.
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