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PayPalThe original Alone in the Dark survival horror series has a fresh cross-platform game engine reimplementation, with lots of enhancements. Currently it has Alone in the Dark 1 fully completable with the others being worked on.
On the GitHub page the developer calls it a "faithful remaster of the original 1992 survival horror classic". It is a "from-scratch C++ reimplementation of the Infogrames engine, built with modern rendering (bgfx), audio (SoLoud), and input (SDL3) backends" available under the open source GPL license.
The project features HD backgrounds, post-processing, controller support, a proper fullscreen mode, in-game maps, interactive hints and various added modern extras.
See their video on it below:
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I really do love game engine reimplementations like this, as they allow classics to live on pretty much forever and get ported to platforms they were never intended to run on. This is real game preservation in action.
Check out all the info on GitHub.
You need the data files from the original game which you can buy on Steam and GOG.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Arehandoro 15 hours ago
Quoting: RTherenI've sent it to a friend of mine who's a huge AitD fan.... he wasn't happy with the quality of this AI slop, at all.Huh, is that what it is? You mean code, or graphics, or both? I don't care about the gfx (would prefer to keep the classic one), but some UX improvements sound welcome.
Last edited by pb on 20 Apr 2026 at 1:33 pm UTC
Caldathras 7 hours ago
Quoting: RTherenI've sent it to a friend of mine who's a huge AitD fan.... he wasn't happy with the quality of this AI slop, at all.
Quoting: dpanterIt is quite AI sloppy indeed. With properly remade assets, it would be pretty sweet.
Source? Link to confirm use of "AI"?
Source? Link to confirm use of "AI"?If you pay attention to the video you can differently see the static lighting in a room's background change by the camera angle
Even if they didn't, I wouldn't put it below Spacefarer to use AI in their remasters. They once took someone's demo off of Itch "Zera: Myths Awaken" reskinned and sold it on the Nintendo E-shop as "Lotzo and Ray of Light" as a full game in broken form.
[Gamesradar article](https://www.gamesradar.com/games/platformer/dev-accused-of-stealing-spyro-the-dragon-inspired-platformer-recoloring-it-and-selling-it-on-the-nintendo-eshop-for-usd15-with-ai-generated-art-wonder-if-theyd-give-me-a-free-key/)
[Rerez's (E-slop) video, skipped to relevant portion.]((https://youtu.be/8nRo9nxq1TI?t=1547))
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