Legend of the Gobbos is Getting Remastered

The basic 90s platformer Croc: Legend of the Gobbos is getting a remaster after developer Argonaut Video games teased the sport, although there may be nonetheless no particular launch date as of now. There isn’t any info but about what programs the sport might come out on, although it’s recognized largely for its unique PlayStation model, so it appears probably that the Croc: Legend of the Gobbos remaster will no less than make it to the PS5.

Launched in 1997 on the PS1, Sega Saturn, and PC, Croc: Legend of the Gobbos is a 3D platformer akin to the enduring Spyro the Dragon, which sees gamers management the titular child crocodile on a platforming journey. Alongside the best way, gamers are tasked with navigating distinctive platforming ranges and gathering gems whereas they journey to rescue a race of furry creatures referred to as Gobbos from the evil Baron Dante.

Developer Argonaut Video games not too long ago posted a trailer to its official YouTube channel, showcasing some gameplay segments displaying Croc navigating obstacles whereas organising the sport’s plot. The trailer exhibits Croc preventing off varied enemies, corresponding to an enormous worm and an enormous ladybug in a boxing ring whereas exploring ranges and gathering collectibles like within the N64 basic Banjo-Kazooie.

Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Will get New Life on Trendy Consoles

Argonaut Video games started as a small studio in 1982 that later went on to make the unique Star Fox on the Tremendous Nintendo earlier than shifting on to the PlayStation and Sega Saturn with the Croc collection. The corporate later went out of enterprise in 2007 after a number of years of liquidation, solely to return again from dormancy in full power to announce the upcoming Croc remaster.

It’s unclear what sorts of enhancements might include the Croc re-release, for the reason that trailer does not say a lot about potential visible upgrades or new options which may be on the best way. In any case, although, it seems to be a extra low-key remaster somewhat than a full-on remake within the vein of the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, which could make sense for a developer getting back from obscurity for the primary time in 17 years.

Croc: Legend of the Gobbos was initially adopted up with a sequel in 1999 with Croc 2, which took the collection additional in a lot the identical course with its platforming gameplay and a well-known storyline. Croc 2 was launched as a PS1 console unique, not together with the a lot totally different Sport Boy port, although there are not any recognized plans to remaster the sequel presently.