Alan Wake 2 gets a chunky patch tomorrow, October 22, as developer Remedy Entertainment has unveiled the Anniversary Update. A blog post outlined the myriad additions coming to Alan Wake 2 in a major update to its acccessibility settings,

Alan Wake 2 is getting a big update that adds many quality-of-life and accessibility features, including some that reduce combat difficulty.

When Alan Wake 2 was released in October of last year, it didn't feature ray tracing. That's about to change when the PS5 Pro is released. Players can expect ray tracing in Alan Wake 2's Quality Mode on the PS5 Pro, which enables ray-traced reflections on opaque and transparent surfaces.

To celebrate its one-year anniversary, Alan Wake 2 is getting an update that adds new quality-of-life and accessibility features.

Almost a year after it was first released, survival-horror game Alan Wake 2 is set to receive a big update focused on quality-of-life enhancements and expanded accessibility options. The Anniversary Update will be free to all players when it's released on October 22, and will introduce tweaks and changes based on community feedback.

Also landing on October 22nd alongside Lake House, Alan Wake 2's free one-year update gathers a bunch of community requests submitted over the last 12 months and adds them to the game in one neat patch. We should have more detail on all of this at launch, but for now, here are the new options coming with the Alan Wake 2 Anniversary Update:

Alan Wake 2 is getting a free update filled with features requested by the community to celebrate the game’s first anniversary.

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Alan Wake 2 is one year old, and Remedy is celebrating its first anniversary by gifting players more options for accessibility and quality-of-life features. The anniversary update will arrive on October 22,