Will you be getting physical or learning to dig digital? <\/p>
With the leaked \u201cadorably all digital\u201d Xbox Series X refresh<\/a> and a removable disk drive on the upcoming PS5 Slim<\/a>, gamers are nervous about the prospects of actually owning their favourite games.<\/p>\n And, being the flavour of the month, \u201cWill there be an Alan Wake 2 physical release?\u201d is the question on all of our lips \u2013 luckily for you, we have the digital launch explained.<\/p>\n The digital release isn\u2019t the only drama surrounding the game; PC gamers were up in arms about the lofty Alan Wake 2 PC requirements<\/a> needed to run the game.<\/p>\n The title has managed to not only weather the storm, but shine \u2013 as it has been met with endless praise, as can be seen in our Alan Wake 2 reviews round-up<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re trundling through the many scares, take a gander at our Alan Wake 2 missions list<\/a> to see how much unrelenting horror you\u2019re yet to endure.<\/p>\n Many are no doubt keen to play it, but with so many big games having come out in October, you might be wondering, \u201cIs Alan Wake 2 is on Game Pass?<\/a>\u201d to offer some reprieve to your bank account.<\/p>\n There\u2019s been more waffling here than in Bright Falls\u2019s Oh Deer Diner, though, so we\u2019ll crack on. Read on to see if you\u2019ll be getting physical version of Alan Wake 2 or if you\u2019ll have to learn to dig digital.<\/p>