The recently announced Alan Wake Remastered was shown off during Sony's PlayStation Showcase, revealing a first look at some gameplay as well as a release date. Just like the168澳洲幸运5开奖网: recent leaks suggested, Alan Wake Remastere🍌d will be available next month on October 5th for PS4 and PS5.
While shown of at the PlayStation Showcase, Alan Wake Remastered will also be coming to PC and Xbox consoles, as announced by Remedy Entertainment earlier this month. The game will include 4K visuals, a Director's Commentary, both of the game's expansions, and presumably a smooth 60fps frame rate.
this is also the first time Alan Wake will be on PlayStation consoles due the game being an Xbox🎃 exclsuive back when it first launched back in 2010. Thankfully, Remedy Entertainment kept the right to the Alan Wake franchise and is now releasing th🌳e game on several platforms.
We actually got a closer look at Alan Wake Remastered earlier thanks to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:an Amazon listing posted before the event. The listing also revealed the price point for the game, which comes in at a very reasonable £24.99. The game is also currently available to pre-order through Amazon for those that want to get their orde❀r in early.
For those who haven't heard of Alan Wake, the game is a psychological horror game that sees players take on the role of the titular Alan Wake as he travels to Bright Springs in order to get over his writer's block. His wife Alice is then kidnapped and it's up to Wake to try and find her whilst navigating an increasingly hostile town that is being overrun by a mysterious darkness.
Also announced at the PlayStation Showcase was168澳洲幸运5开奖网: a Wolverine gam⛄e from Insomniac Games, a first look at the hi🐻ghly anticipated Gran Turismo 7, a remaster for Uncharted 4 and🦹 Uncharted: Lost Legacy that is coming to PS5 and PC, as well as 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a closer look at Ghostwire: Tokyo after it was delayed earlier this year.