At long last, PC owners will get the chance to play the much delayed Alan Wake
Already flashing his torch around on Xbox for a while now, and about to arrive once more in DLC-only Alan Wake's American Nightmare, the original Alan Wake is finally set to arrive on the PC, ending the several year long development, and giving some love back to the PC gaming community.
The darkness is set to attack your hard disks on February 16 via Steam for around $30, and will eventually be available on Origin. If you're looking for a physical boxed copy, you'll have to wait until Remedy decides when to make it available, and there's no date just yet.
PC players may be irked at the long wait, especially since their Xbox-owning friends have probably played through it already, but don't despair too much. The PC version will come packaged with the DLC The Signal and The Writer, and will also boast the expected higher resolution visuals, enhancements to take advantage of the latest multi-core CPUs and 3D functionality.
Alan Wake was an underrated gem in our opinion, and offered some truly great horror-themed action with a novel (get it?) twist. PC owners should certainly give this a go when it arrives.
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