Take a look at this video which showcases the just released Alan Wake 2 on PC offering one hour of opening gameplay. In the video, the game is running at pretty much max settings rendering at 4K with DLAA, and full RTX features enabled. This really does push the RTX
In other big news from developer Remedy is the announcement of Alan Wake 2 which you can view in this reveal trailer. Alan Wake 2, will be available in 2023 on the Epic Games Store for PlayStation 5 & Xbox X|S. Wishlist now: https://www.epicgames.com/store/p/ala… We also expect a PC version
505 Games announces the arrival of Control Ultimate Edition on Steam. This version includes the base game alongside, The Foundation (Expansion 1) AWE (Expansion 2), The Expeditions end game mode, Photo Mode and all the content updates since the release of the original game.
Here is a quick look at the opening 25 minutes of Remedy’s Control on PC using max settings including Ray-Tracing, a render resolution of 1080p and display resolution of 2160p. That’s using an RTX 2080 Ti. The results are very good however, once we bump the render resolution to 2160
Team Xbox showcased some more Quantum Break gameplay footage from the Remedy developed game as well as a new trailer to set the mood. The game’s shaping up to be pretty awesome with its time bending feature but won’t be releasing until 2016.
Remedy Entertainment released a new video celebrating 20 years of the company. Headed by Sam Lake, the video details a competition in which one lucky winner will be flown to Finland to celebrate with the team. For details on how to enter head on over to the official link here.
Remedy pitched the idea for Alan Wake 2 to Microsoft apparently and as you would expect and yet the game never materialized as effort shifted onto Quantum Break. Perhaps it was the less than stellar sales of the first game not providing enough encouragement for the powers that be. Either
Xbox Japan has posted a Quantum Break gameplay video which shows off a little more than what was presented before. Remedy are working hard to create the highly cinematic gaming experience which comes exclusively to Xbox One next year. You’ll have to excuse some of the Japanese voice over in
