Brett Madigan from BagoGames writes: What is a remaster? If I were to ask you would you know exactly how to answer it? This is a question I’ve had to ask myself quite often, because the sole idea of remastering video games seems to have been lost somewhere along the way
Metro 2033 Redux is free on Xbox Store with no catches. Experience the atmospheric horror FPS now with FPS Boost support on Series X and S.
Thanks for this info, I almost went ahead and got it for free but now I'll wait for it to go on sale at $10 or less.
I bought it for $5, of course free is definitely better.
It’s a good game, definitely worth getting free or not
Not according to Anast. Apparently the game routinely being on sale is a better deal than it being free.
Steam Deck users can now claim an amazing AAA game completely for free, but must do so right now as the offer is ending very soon.
I claimed it yesterday from Steam but I find it odd that I still cannot claim it through my XB. It's supposed to be free to keep there as well.
It's a 2014 game so it should work well on this device, I would grab asap if I had a Steam Deck.
"Metro 2033 Redux is currently available to claim for free on Steam Deck and PC. But, to get the game for free, you must claim it before 8AM PT/11AM ET/4PM BST on April 16th."
Darksiders II Deathinitive Edition gets a re-release for the next gen. We find out whether it deserved it and whether it's worth purchasing.
Technically all a Remaster has to do to be a remaster is make it in a higher resolution.
People keep asking this dumb question when it would be very clear if they just looked up what a "master" actually was. Basically a remaster is where the same assets are recompiled to modern standards to create a new master, sometimes with a few minor tweaks.