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First Shadow Man Remastered gameplay trailer released

Nightdive Studios has released the first gameplay trailer for Shadow Man Remastered. According to the developers, this remaster adds 4K support, restores cut content, and more.

Shadow Man was originally developed by Acclaim Studios and published for the PC, PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and Dreamcast console in 1999.

Now as with all of Nightdive’s remasters. Shadow Man Remastered will be using the KEX Engine. This engine was used to restore other classic video games across all digital platforms including System Shock: Enhanced Edition, Turok, Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, Blood: Fresh Supply, and Forsaken Remastered.

The game will feature 4K widescreen display support, dynamic shadow mapping, dynamic per-pixel lighting, antialiasing, and other post-process effects. Moreover, it will have higher density of particle effects, refined art, audio, and assets, and will support HDR rendering. Furthermore, players can expect a refined gameplay experience.

There is currently no ETA on when the game will come out.

Enjoy!

Shadow Man Remastered Gameplay Trailer
Shadow Man Remastered trailer | PC Gaming Show 2020

12 thoughts on “First Shadow Man Remastered gameplay trailer released”

  1. I expected a full remake, this game aged badly not just visually but also the gameplay is terrible nowadays,it was also kinda frustrating back then.

    1. NightDive is has a good track record of bringing older games to modern systems…let’s hope the make a few gameplay improvements and add better textures/models/objects.

  2. Theres a patch for the original game to play it with higher resolutions, Reshade work around and there is even a texture pack for it, nothing to see here, I was hopping for a real remaster.

    1. Yeah, but imagine if they tweak this version with proper dual-analogue controls? That alone would make this the definitive version of this game.

      1. Possible. Also, maybe we can count on modders.

        Sometimes, I buy console ports even when they’re bad on first release, because mods eventually make the game even better than the console version.

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