The biggest new information is that the remaster will be coming to all “current” platforms “probably.” A release on Xbox One, PS4 and maybe even Nintendo Switch is possible. Whether it’s optimized for Xbox Series X/S and PS5 with 4K/60 FPS support remains to be seen. However, a PC release seems likely, which means PC players can finally embody the legendary demon hunter.

Shadows of the Damned Remastered doesn’t have a release date, but Grasshopper Manufacture will keep fans updated “as soon as we have more info to share.”

Helmed by Suda 51 and Shinji Mikami, the original game was released in 2011 for Xbox 360 and PS3. It sees Garcia, who ventures to the City of the Damned to save Paula, his girlfriend. The title combines third-person shooting, exploration and some side-scrolling sections with gonzo humor and aesthetics. Check out our review here.

At the Devolver Direct pre-show (bizarrely enough), Grasshopper Manufacture recently announced Shadows of the Damned Remastered. The announce trailer showcases brief gameplay footage from the title, showing improved visuals and some of the gameplay that fans will be very familiar with. That said, there’s no word on when the game will launch, or what platforms it will be available for.

That said, the end of the trailer does confirm that a Grasshopper Direct is set for June 14 at 9 PM PST. Presumably, that is where we’ll be hearing more about Shadows of the Damned Remastered (presumably in addition to another big announcement that the developer has recently been teasing).