The latest update also fixes several bugs, including crashes, sound delay issues, and more in the survival horror title.
Meanwhile, Princess Peach: Showtime! comes in at No. 3, while Alone in the Dark enters the charts at No. 6.
Pieces Interactive and THQ Nordic's reboot of the long-dormant survival horror franchise has released worldwide.
Alone in the Dark sticks the landing in some key areas, but drops the ball in others, making for an uneven experience.
PC players will also require a solid-state drive with 50 GB of space for installation. The horror title launches on March 20th worldwide.
A "rushed" playthrough with either protagonist will be roughly eight hours long, according to developer Pieces Interactive.
Whether you play as Edward Carnby or Emily Hartwood, the manor's residents will have different reactions and conversations.
It's bundled with the Deluxe Edition, which also features the Vintage Horror Filter Pack and Director's Commentary Mode.
Pieces Interactive's survival horror reimagining is due out in March for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
Follow Emily Hartwood as she explores the unexplored, deciphers puzzles and more in the survival horror, which launches March 20th.
"The well-being of the teams is a top priority, and both companies want to avoid any potential crunch over the Christmas holidays," THQ Nordic and Pieces Interactive say.
Check out some spooky exploration, stealth, and combat in the newest gameplay trailer for horror game Alone in the Dark.
Alone in the Dark creature concept designer Guy Davis talks about bringing the survival horror reimagining's monstrosities to life.
The survival horror reboot looks to avoid clashing with Alan Wake 2 and Marvel's Spider-Man 2 while further polishing the experience.
Pieces Interactive and THQ Nordic will soon be unveiling more details on the nightmares you'll be coming across in the upcoming horror reimagination.
THQ Nordic associate producer Andreas Schmiedecker speaks with GamingBolt about the survival horror franchise's upcoming reboot.
THQ Nordic associate producer Andreas Schmiedecker speaks about Alone in the Dark's brand of horror, and how it will differ from the likes of Resident Evil and Dead Space.
The game will "strive for an equal distribution between combat, exploration, puzzles, and story", with "a light tendency towards exploration and puzzles."
In addition to a quality mode that will target 4K and 30 FPS, the upcoming survival horror title will also feature a 60 FPS performance mode.
THQ Nordic "will be happy to explore further" if reception for the upcoming reboot merits follow-ups.
