Nightdive Studios revealed a new gameplay trailer for the upcoming The Thing: Remastered, giving fans a look at how the graphics have changed for the remaster. The upcoming remaster gives a new generation of gamers the chance to experience a cult-classic third-person horror shooter, based on John Carpenter's legendary horror movie, The Thing. The Thing: Remastered boasts a number of quality of life changes and gameplay enhancements from the original.
While the 2002 licensed video game shares the same name as John Carpenter's 1982 film, The Thing isn't a video game adaptation or tie-in to the movie. It is considered a sequel to the movie, with the story revolving around Captain Blake, who is investigating the same frozen Antarctic outpost featured in The Thing. The Thing was a commercial success, selling over a million units worldwide. While the original game was developed by Computer Artworks, The Thing: Remastered is being redone by Nightdive Studios, who have a track record of producing high-quality enhanced remasters and ports of games like Shadow Man, Quake 2, and Doom 64, among many others.
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