Alan Wake 2's PC update 1.2.10 adds native AMD FSR 4 upscaling, activated automatically when FSR Super Resolution is chosen in-game, boosting high-resolution performance on supported Radeon GPUs.

Patch notes cover PC, PS5, and Xbox Series versions, detailing FSR 4 implementation, Frame Generation, Agility SDK integration, and audio fixes.

Version 1.2.10 rolled out for PC and consoles on August 18, 2026, with PS5 at 1.200.009 and Xbox at 1.2.0.10.

The report places these updates amid a busy September 2026 game window, which includes GTA 6 and could affect attention and sales.

Beyond patch notes, the article provides little additional context beyond prior patches.

A potential crash related to Quick Slots has been addressed, reducing instability in certain scenarios.

The piece notes discussion forums where players discuss and react to the upgrades.

There is no news of Alan Wake 3 yet, but development is acknowledged, with Control Resonant planned for September 24 across consoles and PC, with details linked.

The update includes several minor fixes and stability improvements as part of ongoing support.

Distribution is via the Epic Games Store the next time the client is launched.

The patch fixes include audio synchronization in cinematics across platforms, a Crossbow Cult Stash bug blocking Lighthouse in New Game Plus, and a quick-slot crash fix.

Additional fixes resolve audio desync in cutscenes on all platforms and address a Cult Cache bug that blocked beacon access in new game, plus a rare quick slot glitch.