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32-year-old "ellipsoid" horror game Ecstatica gets a PC re-release today, showing us an alternative timeline in which polygonal 3D never became dominant
The 1994 horror game Ecstatica, known for its unique ellipsoid-based 3D graphics, has received a PC re-release on Steam and GOG. This re-release, handled by SNEG, includes both the original game and its sequel, featuring controller support and multiple graphics modes. The game is highlighted as an example of an alternative path in 3D graphics development.
"Every game is an archaeological expedition." How SNEG preserves gaming's fragile past
SNEG Games Co-Founder Artem Shchuiko discusses the complex process of preserving classic video games, likening it to digital archaeology. The company faces challenges ranging from securing rights from multiple parties and tracking down original developers to reverse-engineering obsolete source code and fixing compatibility issues for modern systems. SNEG aims to remove technical barriers while staying faithful to the original game's identity and spirit.
Warhammer Classics Return: SNEG Games Talks Preservation and Re-Releases
SNEG GAMES co-founders Artem Shchuiko and Oleg Klapovskiy discuss their partnership with Games Workshop to bring classic Warhammer titles back to modern platforms. They emphasize the importance of game preservation, the challenges of remastering older games while respecting their original design, and the inspiration these titles can provide to new developers. The interview also touches on specific beloved games like Space Hulk and Dark Omen, and the potential for future re-releases.
