New beautiful screenshots for the N64 GoldenEye 007 fan remake in Unreal Engine 4, GoldenEye 25

Back in October 2018, we informed you about a fan remake of the Nintendo 64 GoldenEye 007 game in Unreal Engine 4, GoldenEye 25. This fan remake is being developed by GoldenZen and a team of modders and we have some brand new screenshots to share from it.

Contrary to GoldenEye: Source, a total conversion mod in the Source Engine that recreated the game’s multiplayer mode, GoldenEye 25 aims to remake the entire single-player campaign, featuring brand new visuals.

Naturally, the following screenshots are WIP and do not represent the final version. As such, the team may change some assets and may further improve the visuals before releasing it. Still, these screenshots will give you an idea of how things are progressing so far.

According to the game’s Twitter account, the team behind it aims to release this fan remake on the game’s 25th anniversary in August 2022. This basically means that there are still three whole years until fans can get their hands on it (that is of course provided Nintendo does not send the team a C&D letter).

But anyway, enjoy the screenshots and let’s hope that there will be a demo prior to the game’s planned release!

15 thoughts on “New beautiful screenshots for the N64 GoldenEye 007 fan remake in Unreal Engine 4, GoldenEye 25”

  1. If not Rare, it might be the Bond owners then who would go after them. I remember when Perfect Dark came out on Xbox 360, Goldeneye XBLA wasn’t possible because of licensing issues.

  2. Hellblade looked rough. On the surface it looked great, but then I played it and parts of the environment looked really bad.

  3. I soooo look forward to this! I was floored by Goldeneye: Source when it was at its peak, but I’d love to play the single player again! I can get past old graphics in nostalgic games, but I just can’t stand the awful controls, either via emulator or the original N64 analog stick.

    KB/M precision Goldeneye remake would be a blast, preferably with higher difficulty, not just harder objectives. The Tomorrow Never Dies PlayStation 1 release could be a good remake too, but there would have to be a lot of gameplay changes to the original game

  4. It doesn’t matter how good you make this game look and it doesn’t matter how many times this game is re-released, the gameplay will never match the original. I remember playing this on the Wii years ago and it was tragic. If the gameplay can be pulled off with the fancy graphics, add more weapons and levels and maybe even extend some of the short levels that ruined the game. I just can’t stop thinking how bad it was on the Wii. Then again, it was an Activision game after all.

    1. This seems to be 1000 x better than this half baked “reloaded” version. Also, it is a direct remake of the original, and this is people want!

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