On PS5, Quality Mode will have the game run at a locked 30 fps at. It’s pretty interesting to think that you could binge-play Alan Wake in a day just like any other show. The Jedi Survivor performance varies depending on the console, as described by the official FAQ for the game from Electronic Arts. Using the episodic way of telling its story, it’s something we all see in the various series’ we binge on a weekly basis. One really cool aspect about Alan Wake, in general, is the fact that it was pretty ahead of its time. All other settings on all consoles are the same. Drops to mid 50s (but never to mid-40s) during fights and light sequences, but with no tearing at all. The non-linear aspects in the woods on foot or while driving around in vehicles are also something that I often forget when thinking of this game. Drops to 50s and even mid-40s during fights and light sequences with heavy tearing. Most feel like two or even three perfectly connected together. I forgot just how long each of the game’s levels really are. Level design also holds up extremely well. Sure, skill trees are good, but does the game really benefit from it? A lot of devs these days seem to focus too heavily on the erroneous aspects that make games have a sort of shallow variety. The game exudes confidence because of it. It’s all done with simplicity and grace, making the actual gameplay the star of the show. There aren’t unfitting skill trees, cosmetics, or upgradeable weapons. I also really love the fact that the game is pretty simple in its design and yet it never gets old. Managing the flashlight’s battery level while dodging enemies is a multi-tasking nightmare but in a good way.
Aiming at the Taken enemies and draining their shields is just as heart-pounding as when I was 14 years old. It’s still so innovative and fun to play. For me, that was always Alan Wake and now it’s actually a reality.Įven over ten years since its release, this title’s gameplay has yet to be redone in any capacity. We all have that game in the back of our minds that doesn’t seem to age poorly, keeping its fun gameplay and great graphics intact through the ages. Returning to Bright Falls and taking control of Alan once more was such a fun and nostalgic time for me.
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