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I don't want to discredit Nightdive, but I don't think it is worth 30 Dollars/Euros.
No
I wouldn’t pay for judder
The game itself runs and looks good so far, but there seems to be some major issues with the iMuse (Music) system.
Less relevant, but any localisation other than English seems to be god awful as well.
Which is a shame, i'm nostalgic for our German voices, but thext is full of typos and translated blatantly wrong in parts.
So if you're not dying to play it, give it a couple of weeks, it seems to need some more work here and there.
No Remastered ever was worth 30 Dollars, especially not a low Effort Remastered like this
since Its a free source port
In case of Turok 3 i understood price increase: game was previously unavaiable on PC, code was kinda lost etc. Here? None of that. Game was and still is playable eg. via source ports on PC without much problems, with modern resolutions, mouselook and such. I will not call this remaster "lazy" by any means, but overpriced.