At least it's free for existing customers. Wouldn't have thought a remaster would be necessary at this point, but then again there's Horizon Zero Dawn...

Aren't they supposed to be working on a sequel?

Well I have the game on Epic but do not see the Remaster anywhere :( Guess I should have bought it on Steam...

TomasKWell I have the game on Epic but do not see the Remaster anywhere :( Guess I should have bought it on Steam...

Have you tried running it?
It's not exactly a new SKU (I think), but an update to the already existing listing.

That said, does EGS' framework even games with multiple possible launch execs (which, I think, is the case here)? Their fw was far inferior to Valve's, last time I checked.

World of games is becoming a joke, remastering a game that no one cares, sad times of remasters, remakes and other bullshit !!! :banghead::cry::kookoo:

Seriously? A less than 6 yer-old game is now Remastered?

Raising Revenue while learning the new UE5 tool, it's probably good business and it is free.........

ShihabHave you tried running it?
It's not exactly a new SKU (I think), but an update to the already existing listing.

That said, does EGS' framework even games with multiple possible launch execs (which, I think, is the case here)? Their fw was far inferior to Valve's, last time I checked.

Don't have it installed, tried downloading it, prompt says it's 19 GB, so I guess that is not the remaster, seems too small

Just got home and checked my Steam library. Got The Sinking City Remastered. However, what I have no longer got is the original version. Not necessarily happy about this. I know, gift horse and all that, but still...

The "remaster" is inside of the original's as a sub-folder (that has sames directories tree inside btw, not renamed) :

IT'S like:

The Sinking City\The Sinking City Remastered\*

As per Frogwares support's quick response, the remastered version will be available for free for the owners of the original at a later date. I hope it does not take too long :)

TomasKDon't have it installed, tried downloading it, prompt says it's 19 GB, so I guess that is not the remaster, seems too small

Yeah. The updated version is ~48GB. I'd reckon the "remaster" build alone is 30GB, plus/minus a few gigs.

KlemcThe "remaster" is inside of the original's as a sub-folder (that has sames directories tree inside btw, not renamed) :

IT'S like:

The Sinking City\The Sinking City Remastered\*

It's amusing they did it this way. Steam does have a way of allowing the devs to host multiple builds and have only one installed at a time. They way the went about means everyone has to download two games regardless of which one they were going for.

If it we weren't talking about porting to a new engine and extensive upgrade of shaders, I would have called this lazy dev work. Dunno why they would go through all this effort, but stop short of wrapping things up the elegant (and efficient) way.