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Killing Time: Resurrected update 1.1

Killing Time: Resurrected received a new update, and it’s moved up to version 1.1 on Nintendo Switch.

The patch b rings along a new wave of features and improvements. One of the highlights is that players can now burn enemies to cinders with fire attacks. A special “Duncan Chase” mode has also been added.

Below is the full rundown:

The Thing: Remastered

June 7: The Thing: Remastered is in the works and will be released on Switch, Nightdive Studios just announced. It will be available later in 2024.

The Thing: Remastered marks the return of the cult-classic 2002 third-person survival horror shooter inspired by Universal Pictures’ 1982 film. Through the KEX Engine, Nightdive is increasing the resolution and frame rate while also improving character models, textures, and animations with advanced 3D rendering for updated lighting and atmospheric effects.

Learn more about the game via the following overview:

Killing Time Resurrected trailer

Nightdive shared a launch trailer for Killing Time: Resurrected. Originally released in 1995, the cult-classic horror boomer shooter has made a comeback on Switch.

Everything you need to know can be found in the following overview:

PO'ed: Definitive Edition physical

PO’ed: Definitive Edition previously landed on Switch digitally, but now a physical release is happening. Limited Run Games unveiled plans for the boxed version today.

At least for now, PO’ed: Definitive Edition will only be sold standalone. Limited Run Games’ website does not mention any special editions.

Killing Time Resurrected release date

We’ve been waiting to hear about a release date for Killing Time: Resurrected, but it looks like the game isn’t very far off. The game popped up on the eShop with a new listing, which pins it down for October 17, 2024.

Killing Time: Resurrected, which was announced for Switch in June, brings back the classic first-person shooter. Nightdive reworked the visuals for this edition.

Below is an official overview:

Nightdive Switch sale Star Wars Dark Forces Remaster

Nightdive Studios started up a new sale on the Switch eShop today, which includes Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster, Turok, and more. Almost everything here is at their lowest prices ever. Fans can save up to 75 percent.

The full rundown of eligible games is as follows:

Rise of the Triad Ludicrous Edition 30th Anniversary Edition

Limited Run Games shared details about its plans for the Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition physical release on Switch. This was first confirmed during LRG3 2023 just over a year ago.

Both a standard version and 30th Anniversary Edition are in the works. With the latter, you’ll get the game, a poster, pins, and the soundtrack in a commemorative lunchbox.

Star Wars Dark Forces Remaster physical

A physical release for Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster is in the works for Switch, Limited Run Games just announced.

There’ll be three different versions. Along with a standard copy, Limited Run will offer a Premium Edition and Master Edition. The Premium Edition contains a steelbook, premium art cards, and an original book of retrospective essays. The Master Edition has all of this plus a Moldy Crow paperweight, a thermal detonator stress ball, and a Death Star acrylic lamp.

Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion physical

Limited Run Games is working on a physical release of Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion, the company revealed today.

This one will have a standard version and Classic Edition. With the latter, you’ll get a copy of the game, special box, double sided poster, commemorative metal cartridge, and soundtrack.

Killing Time: Resurrected

Nightdive just revealed its latest remaster project, which is Killing Time: Resurrected. The game is now in development for Switch.

Killing Time, a horror-themed first-person shooter, originally debuted on the 3DO in 1995. The new version will include a toggleable high-resolution character artwork/sprites from the original 3DO and PC versions, smoother gameplay, more responsive controls, and more.

Further details can be found in the following overview:


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