Rumours of a remaster of Dark Forces have been proven true, although Nightdive has another surprise in the form of N64 shooter Turok 3.
Now it’s been confirmed, with the talented Nightdive Studios announcing that their remaster will be out later this year, with support for 4K and 120fps, plus ‘advanced 3D rendering’, modern gamepad support, and trophies and achievements.
Dark Forces is the first entry in what later became known as the Jedi Knight franchise, it was a Doom clone released in 1995 for the PC and a year later for PlayStation. Unlike Doom and most of its contemporaries, it also had a proper story, with cut scenes that will be revamped for the remasters .
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