Yesterday, Alan Wake II, the hotly anticipated sequel horror sport from Treatment Leisure, acquired its fourth patch since its launch on October 27.
Fortunately, the full listing of fixes on the sport’s web site received’t require you to scroll by means of varied bug and localization fixes like its earlier patches. We’ve solely acquired three huge fixes this time round. However regardless of being the sport’s smallest replace but, patch 1.00.09 fixes main development bugs and audio points gamers have been experiencing on consoles and PCs since launch.
Learn Extra: Alan Wake 2: The Kotaku Assessment
Since its launch, Alan Wake II acquired glowing critiques from varied media retailers touting it as a late sport of the yr candidate. It at the moment has an 89 on Open Critic and an 89 Metacritic rating. Sadly, gamers have reported that quite a few progress breaking bugs have “gotten worse” because the final string of patch notes. Patch 1.00.09 goals to nip development points—together with a bug in FBI agent Saga’s chapter the place an enormous mouse fairly actually blocks her path ahead—within the bud. An Common New York transit expertise, am I proper?
Right here’s the complete patch listing:
Xbox Sequence (1.0.0.9)
- A workaround repair for the difficulty the place the audio lower out intermittently within the Prologue. We predict a full repair for this concern in an upcoming replace.
PlayStation / Xbox Sequence / PC (1.0.0.9)
- Room 665 – Fastened a difficulty (once more) with the Echo scene not aligning and unlocking appropriately (this was fastened within the earlier replace, however Echo hell nonetheless continued)
- Native Lady – Fastened a difficulty with a mouse (with a giant presence) blocking progress.
In our assessment of Alan Wake II, we stated the narrative-driven horror meta-shooter was a “sport wherein even the failings contribute to its texture as a contemporary and unique expertise, not a focus-tested product however a piece that has a imaginative and prescient and actually goes for it.” What’s extra, the sequel is approachable for folk who haven’t performed the primary sport.
