With improved graphics, dazzling interface, and full Steamworks support that includes leaderboards, game browser, and achievements, the Revolution brings the classic original game into a new light. New survival mode and multiplayer modes are also introduced.īacked by an upgraded Serious Engine, Revolution has been made to be fully compatible with the 64-bit operating system. The Croteam supports this undertaking, and several years ago, the early access version of the redesigned game was available for all owners of both classic games for free.īut to the dismay of avid Serious Sam players, the Steam Early Access project went dormant at the end of 2016 up until recently because of the life affairs of the team.įortunately, the long years of frustration and waiting were finally put to a stop when the Croteam took over the project and revived the game properly into the game world.Īside from the full inclusion of both classic versions, the new and improved Revolution is continuously tweaked, fixed, and changed to offer the best experience possible for gamers.Īdditionally, the game includes more enemies and a new boss with eight latest maps campaign. The Alligator Pit, a team of indie developers composed of the classic games’ fans, took up the job of redesigning the previous classic version of the game. Here’s a little sneak peek on the Serious Sam Classics: Revolution. The merged version allows gamers to play through both encounters with all the classic content plus more additional unique features and an upgraded interface. This game version is a combined version of the original game that is developed by the Croteam the First and Second Encounter.

Serious Sam follows the adventure of Sam, an agile and fearless protagonist, who travels through four phenomenal worlds where fantasy-fiction, futuristic technology, black magic, and psychic powers come together. The Revolution version of the Serious Sam “on ice” on Steam Early Access for more than five years is finally launched.

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