Hmmm... now the Vault sounds interesting. Weather effects and improved AI too.

Not for 30 bucks though. Gonna wait for a deep discount.

Is it just me or does refreshed seem like someones playing a games ice level with how fast the character moves compared to Fresh supply? In fact it oddly seems like everything is like that on my installs as yes I compared to Fresh supply before this, but could just be my hardware .. Still got to say refreshed controls way better with a controller . Basically feels less janky

very nice Gog :)

Owners of the abandoned "original" are getting nothing - coincidence, that is the same Nightdive will get from me.

Owners of the previous remaster get the shaft for supporting Nightdive, huh?

Yo ho. Yo ho.

The game was heavily discounted before release if you pre-ordered.

Autorun is enabled by default.

I've been waiting patiently for the second remaster of this great Build Engine game to be released. Well, it's available, but not in the way I imagined, where everyone would get a significant discount for owning the previous remaster.
I'll have to wait for the 50 percent discount next year.

Another glorious (sarcastic) re-release by Nightdive, the same devs who abandoned the Mac/Linux versions of Turok on GOG along with a missing update to Forsaken Remastered.

See here: https://steamcommunity.com/app/668980/discussions/0/3433451954997695237/

There's also the case of the missing Linux version of Turok 2 which is available on Steam.

Nightdive these days - "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain". I am most definitely done giving money to these people, regardless of how nostalgic their remasters may be. At least not until they fix their past mistakes.

The creators of NBlood have successfully recreated the whole source code of the game. They were able to recreate the EXEs for the different versions of Blood byte-by-byte. They could have simply added NBlood to the GOG One-Click-Mods for the original One Blood Unit release. That is enough to "remaster" the game.

You can download the most recent version of NBlood here:
https://github.com/NBlood/NBlood

Ah thanks didn't think such a setting would be on by default .

I paid around 9,50€ as owner of the previous title. That discount was available once you added the game to the basket.

Seriously, 30 bucks for something that was in essence just a patch or a minor dlc to the original game? No, let's slap it into a new game and up the price with about 300%.

First of all, this has been done by hackers/modders for years for free (NBlood is a good example), and second, there's far bigger and better games out there for that price and lower that offers more.

Even Nightdives own leader says it might not even be worth it you already own the (then much, much cheaper now gone) older version. https://xcancel.com/SVKaiser/status/1972344172335263767

Let the bloodletting commence (...just not from me). XD