Wasteland remaster appears to be like a complete lot like a remake, and I’m not complaining

Wasteland remaster appears to be like a complete lot like a remake, and I’m not complaining

The Wasteland is a lawless place, son. We don’t have time for enjoyable and games, and we particularly don’t have time to fret about stretching on a regular basis trade vernacular to its absolute limits. InXile Entertainment’s remaster of the unique Wasteland – which was introduced again in June 2018 – appear have locked the phrase ‘remaster’ in a barrel of nuclear waste for just a few a long time, rubbing their palms gleefully because it morphs right into a turbocharged, barely-recognisable abomination. But like, in a great way. An excellent-bomination. Here’s a pair of screenshots so that you can look at and rubs ya chins at and say phrases like ‘engine’ and ‘shadows’ and such like.

That there above is how Wasteland seemed upon launch in 1988. Below is a shot from the remaster, which Brian Fargo tweeted out on Wednesday.

It’s a superb time to be a fan of humanity’s self-imposed doom by way of countless nuclear struggle, it appears. Not solely is Wasteland 3 trying filled with shooty spidery mechs and all that good stuff, however even Bethesda have admitted that possibly having just a few NPCs in an enormous open-world RPG might be a fair shout, truly.

We’re nonetheless unsure when the Wasteland 1 remaster-make is due for launch, however you’ll be able to decide up the slightly-remastered however still-mainly-original Wasteland on Steam and GOG.


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