Bloober Team absolutely smashed it out of the park with their careful reimagining of one of the greatest horror games of all time.
A release on Nintendo's upcoming next-gen platform for Bloober Team's sci-fi survival horror game Cronos: The New Dawn might not be out of the question.
"New Resident Evil remakes also show us how to cleverly combine old-school designs with modern technology and gameplay standards," says game director and producer Jacek Zięba.
Meanwhile, the audio team that worked on the remake is now working on the upcoming Cronos: The New Dawn.
The removal of PSSR has seemingly removed several visual issues that were being previously reported, while performance also seems to be improved.
Players widely reports visual bugs in the survival horror remake when Bloober Team and Konami enhanced it for the PS5 Pro earlier this month.
Bloober Team and Konami haven't provided any official details on how the horror remake leverages the console's power.
Developer Bloober Team's recently announced Cronos: The New Dawn may very well be just the first instalment of a larger franchise.
Bloober Team says its upcoming sci-fi horror game takes cues from Dead Space, as well as the likes of Alan Wake and Resident Evil.
Players who found themselves trapped in the location after patch 1.04 can now continue through the story thanks to the hotfix.
Director and designer Wojciech Piejko reveals the developer "didn't want to overlap with, let's say, a more grounded story."
The patch also fixes several bugs, like a wooden plank manifesting during James' death and visual issues with Nvidia DLSS on PC.
"Okay, we made some sh***y games before, but we [can] evolve," says Jacek Zieba, who's director and producer at Bloober Team.
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"I think we are always open. If we like the opportunity, we'll take it," says Bloober Team's Wojciech Piejko.
As part of the Collective, players must discover rifts in the future to travel to the 1980s and extract Essences from select individuals.
The third-person shooter, which features elements of survival horror and science fiction, will launch for PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X/S.
Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO sold over 63,000 physical units in Japan upon its launch, while Silent Hill 2 debuted in third place with over 29,000 units sold.
Toluca Prison was already a tense location to explore, but Bloober Team's remake elevates it to new heights in psychological horror.