Alan Wake Remastered PC Update 1.33 Patch Notes: HDR Support, New Features, and More

Remedy Entertainment has issued a full-scale update for the PC edition of its highly praised thriller. The Alan Wake Remastered 1.33 Patch Notes unveil a major technical renovation to make the game compatible with current high-end hardware and to fix a number of issues that have been the source of dissatisfaction of the community for a long time.

Alan Wake Remastered 1.33 Patch Notes Major Visual and Performance Overhaul

The headline feature in the Alan Wake Remastered 1.33 Patch Notes is the introduction of a native HDR display and a raising of SDR from 8-bit to 10-bit to completely remove color splicing. The game's technical performance is also improved as the frame rate limitation is lifted from 200 FPS to 240 FPS, and a better DX12 rendering path is implemented to reduce the number of crashes.

Visual fidelity is further refined through:

• Enhanced Effects: More powerful DLSS, fixed grass transparency, and smoother lens flare transitions.
• Bug Fixes: Resolved polygonal rendering errors, depth buffer issues, and corrected the "burning effect" flare on enemy shields.
• Display Accuracy: In-game TV videos are no longer influenced by master brightness, and DPI awareness issues which previously required 100% Windows scaling, have been solved. For more live-service updates and new content drops, check out the New Delta Force Update Brings Koi Fortune, Lucky Draws, and Exclusive Weapon Skins for full details.

Gameplay and Camera Refinements

The Alan Wake Remastered 1.33 Patch Notes feature an optional "Modern" camera style for a contemporary touch. Fundamental gameplay fixes cover:

• Movement: The sprint camera no longer gets triggered near walls or when the character is exhausted. So, now Alan won't get stuck.
• Stability: The camera acts correctly on moving objects and also, after loading the checkpoint, the camera orientation gets reset perfectly.
• Animations: Plant life is now responding to wind and player collision even above 30 FPS, and the timing of weapon swapping has been made consistent.
• Quality of Life: A new command is introduced that allows players and speedrunners to skip the intro cutscene completely.

Ultrawide and UI Improvements

For those playing on non-standard displays, Alan Wake Remastered 1.33 Patch Notes cover essential fixes for Ultrawide as well as 4:3 aspect ratios. Cutscenes are now compatible with native 21:9, thus the double pillarbox and letterbox effect is gone. Additionally, FOV and lens flares now scale correctly at all resolutions.

The user interface has also come under the spotlight with:

• UI Scaling: A new option allowing users to enlarge the previously tiny HUD elements.
• Input & Settings: Several mouse input problems have been fixed, and a bug has been corrected where custom settings were either not saved properly or left as "undefined".This patch is an assurance that Alan Wake Remastered is a seamlessly polished, up, to, date game for every PC player.

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