It will arrive this year on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch, bringing back this kind of sequel to the film starring Kurt Russell
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Taking advantage of one of the many events of this non-E3 2024, the team of Nightdive Studios has announced The Thing: Remastered, which will bring back a horror and science fiction classic from the early 2000s. In more detail, it will modernize the graphics of a video game that served as a sequel to John Carpenter’s legendary film starring Kurt Russell in 1982.
Through an innovative mix of fast team action, horror and survival In a contemporary context, as Nightdive Studios remembers, the video game of The Thing invited us to take the role of Captain JF Blake, leader of a rescue team of the American Special Forces with the mission of investigate the bloody events and the enigmatic deaths of the scientific team at Station 31, a research base in the Antarctica.
What improvements can we expect
This remaster includes smoothed textures, pixel-by-pixel lighting, and 4K 120 FPS performance on PC, PS4, and Xbox Series X|S. In addition, the video game comes with the promise of making us enjoy new technologies that create a much deeper level of immersion: “Dynamic lighting, spectacular texture mapping, shadows and depth of field complemented by improved models and environments.” Also there will be improvements in its gameplay.
The Thing: Remastered will be released later, this same yearfor PC stores (Steam and GOG at the moment), PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Switch.
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