Croc: Legend of the Gobbos arrives on Steam with HD graphics and modern controls

The classic platform game from the '90s, Croc: Legend of the Gobbos, joins the Steam catalog after its relaunch on GOG.

With updated graphics, modernized controls, and an interactive "Crocipedia," it aims to win over both veteran players and new audiences.

A 90s classic that roars again on PC

Croc: Legend of the Gobbos was one of the pioneers of 3D platformers for consoles and PC. Originally released in 1997, it marked an era with its charismatic protagonist, level design, and colorful atmosphere. Now, almost three decades later, the game returns with a remastered version that seeks to maintain its essence while adapting to the demands of today's audience.

After a successful debut on GOG, the title originally developed by Argonaut Games is preparing to arrive on Steam. This new version was faithfully restored by a team of developers who worked closely with the community and with original materials from the studio.

High-definition graphics and modern controls

One of the main improvements in this edition is the ability to choose between two control schemes: the "tank" mode, which replicates the original experience, and a modern configuration with support for analog sticks, making movement and precision easier.

Additionally, environments and characters were redesigned with high-definition graphics, and a CRT visual filter was added for those who want to relive the classic look of games on old monitors. The combination of nostalgia and technical updates aims for a balanced experience for every type of player.

Five worlds, dozens of levels, and many Gobbos to rescue

The game retains its adventure structure: five worlds full of secret levels, enemies like the Dantinis, and settings ranging from glaciers to volcanoes. Croc will have to jump, spin, and dodge obstacles to rescue the Gobbos, his inseparable friends.

Fidelity to the original level design remains intact, but with remastered animations and textures, as well as subtle difficulty adjustments to offer a challenging yet accessible experience.

The Crocipedia: a digital museum inside the game

A notable new feature in this version is the inclusion of the Crocipedia, an interactive museum available from the main menu. This space offers access to previously unseen documents from the original development: sketches, concept designs, interviews with the creators, and anecdotes about the game's production.

This archive not only adds historical and educational value, but also serves as a tribute to the creativity behind video game development in the 32-bit era.

A long-awaited return for fans and a gateway for new players

The arrival of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos on Steam represents a unique opportunity for both fans who grew up with the game and those who never played it. The focus of the remaster allows a classic to be rediscovered without losing sight of the demands of modern gaming.

At an affordable price and with a strong emotional appeal for nostalgic players, this version aims to establish itself as a benchmark in the retro re-release market, and promises to keep Croc's legacy more alive than ever.