Grim Fandango remake also coming to PC

MCV Staff 10th July 2014 Media & PR

The remake of Grim Fandango will be launching on PC alongside PS4 and Vita, the game’s developer has confirmed.

Double Fine previously announced that the dark comedy point and click adventure, originally released exclusively on PC in 1998, would be coming to PS4 and Vita at Sony’s E3 conference in June.

The studio has now confirmed that PC, Mac and Linux will get the game too, announcing the extra platforms via Twitter.

Tim Schafer, founder of Double Fine and creator of Grim Fandango, confirmed before that the game would be rebuilt from the ground up for the release on modern platforms.

Specific details, such as a release date and the improvements being made to the original, are yet to be revealed.

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