Shadow Man Remastered

Shadow Man Remastered overhauls the classic game and restores content that was previously cut. It includes three new levels: Summer Camp, Florida, and Salvage Yard, Mojave Desert, each with day and night versions, plus Asylum Station 2 - Experimentation Rooms.

Restored and new content

The remaster restores unused voice dialogue in levels, unused animations, and several models that were cut or censored from the original levels. It also adds new music and sound effects for the restored levels, alongside remastered music and sound effects by the original game's composer, Tim Haywood.

Three enemies are newly added: Yort, Yort Floater and the Seraph Queen. The remaster also includes Seraph, Dead Worm, an unused zombie restored in Station 2, and a one-arm Tenement Zombie. Its weapons include a second Violator, consistent with the N64 version, and a sawed-off shotgun that replaces the second regular shotgun. The Shadow Gun has a new model and many sound variations.

Updated visuals and audio

You can switch between the original textures and new high-resolution textures. HD textures cover all levels and objects, and the remaster also updates the Nvidia intro cutscene textures, HUD and inventory icons, and adds a new Shadow Gun icon. N64 Gad Icons are included.

Rendering features include support for 4K resolution at a 240 Hz refresh rate, dynamic per-pixel lighting, clustered forward shadow mapping and order-independent transparency. Post-processing options include ambient occlusion, antialiasing, anisotropic filtering, motion blur, film grain and depth of field.

Gameplay changes

A new weapon wheel slows time while you select weapons. Other changes include improved controls, destructible objects using Bullet Physics, auto targeting and tweaked AI. Levels have been rearranged as originally intended, and fixes address issues throughout the levels, from objects to geometry. Localization fixes cover English, French, German, Spanish and Italian.

Secrets and achievements

All secrets from the N64, Dreamcast and PC versions are included, along with more secrets to discover. The remaster also has over 30 achievements.