Terranigma Remaster Announced at Pixel Arcadia Showcase
Terranigma has never been ported to other platforms, so this remaster marks the first time a wider audience can access the Super Famicom classic outside its original hardware.
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Sweden-based publisher Clear River Games announced a remaster of the action RPG Terranigma during the August 25 Pixel Arcadia showcase. Originally released by Enix for the Super Famicom in 1995 and developed by Quintet, the remaster keeps the game's appeal while adding modern improvements such as a refined item system.
Clear River Games, the Swedish publisher known for retro reissues, unveiled a Terranigma remaster during its Pixel Arcadia showcase on August 25. The game stars Ark, a boy living in a world beneath the Earth's surface, who opens a forbidden door and sets off to restore the continents above.
The original Super Famicom release, published by Enix in 1995 and developed by Quintet, featured character designs by Kamui Fujiwara and music by Miyoko Kobayashi, Masanori Hikichi, and Yuzo Koshiro. The remaster retains the original appeal while introducing quality-of-life features for modern players, including an improved item system. Clear River Games has said more details will follow at the Tokyo Game Show.
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