Way Too Many Game's Leo Faria says, "Forsaken is still an very fun game, but playing this remastered edition of the old PC version felt underwhelming. Between the reduced amount of content (I thought cartridges were supposed to have less content!) and less exciting levels, at the end of the day Forsaken Remastered made me want to play the older Nintendo 64 version ever more than before."
Tom writes: "Back in 1998 I had been the proud owner of the original PlayStation, however I was beginning to tire of it slightly. Many of my friends had instead opted for the more expensive Nintendo 64 and were having all sorts of fun with it. I realised I had been missing out. During the holidays that year I arranged with a friend to swap my PlayStation for his N64 during the summer break. One of the games that I jumped on to first was Forsaken and I instantly loved it. Now in 2018 - some 20 years later - Nightdive Studios have released a remastered version of Forsaken. So have they done justice to the original or is it a game best viewed through rose tinted spectacles?"
"Very few game developers primarily focus on bringing back classic games. Over the past few years, Nightdive Studios has successfully introduced modern gamers to dozens of retro gems and I recently had the opportunity to ask their team a few questions." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
Forsaken Remastered is an updated re-release of the cult classic Descent clone from 1998, complete with tweaks, bug fixes, and new content.
