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Shadow Man: Remastered is a complete overhaul of the classic game with restored, previously cut content!

• "Summer Camp, Florida" (Day and Night)
  
• "Salvage Yard, Mojave Desert" (Day and Night)
  
• "Asylum Station 2 - Experimentation Rooms"

• Remastered music and SFX
  
• New music and SFX for the restored levels
  
• Restored cut/unused voice dialog in levels

• Switch between the original textures and the new high resolution textures
  
• HD Textures for all levels and objects
  
• Nvidia Intro Cutscene Textures
  
• HD HUD and inventory icons plus a new icon for the Shadow Gun
  
• Restored unused animations
  
• Restored several cut and censored models from the original levels
  
• N64 Gad Icons

• New weapon wheel to select weapons faster as time is slowed down
  
• Improved controls
  
• Improved destructible objects using Bullet Physics
  
• Auto targeting
  
• Tweaked/improved AI
  
• Levels rearranged as originally intended
  
• A ton of fixes across the entire game to each level from object to geometry fixes
  
• Fixes to the localization for English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian
  
• Over 30 achievements

• A second Violator (Consistent with the N64 version)
  
• Sawed-off Shotgun (replaces the second regular shotgun)
  
• New model and many sound variations for the Shadow Gun

• Yort
  
• Yort Floater
  
• The Seraph Queen
  
• Seraph
  
• Dead Worm
  
• Unused zombie restored in Station 2
  
• One arm Tenement Zombie.

• Support for 4k resolution with 240hz refresh rate
  
• Dynamic Per Pixel Lighting
  
• Clustered Forward Shadow Mapping
  
• Order-independent transparency

• Ambient Occlusion
  
• Antialiasing
  
• Anisotropic Filtering
  
• Motion Blur
  
• Film Grain
  
• Depth of Field

• All the secrets from the N64/Dreamcast/PC included in this remaster
  
• Plus many more to be discovered!

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The original Shadow Man game was developed in 1999 and the depictions of violence and gore that are present reflect that. It is by no means realistic, but it may not be appropriate for all audiences.