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[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3
[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3
[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3
[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3
[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3
[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3
[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3
[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3
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[PC/Steam Deck] Zool Redimensioned - PEGI 3

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The Ninja of the Nth Dimension is back!

Originally released by Gremlin Graphics in 1992 on the Amiga to critical acclaim, iconic gaming mascot Zool returns in Zool Redimensioned!

This brand-new reimagining of the classic action platforming adventure has been rebuilt from the ground up for modern audiences. Help Zool jump, spin and shoot his way across eight alien worlds, taking down menacing bosses and saving the universe from the nefarious influence of Krool.

Zool Redimensioned – Steam Deck Verified

REVIEWS

Steam reviews

“This is a true slice of nostalgia, delivered in a perfectly-tuned package. We bet you can’t play it without a smile on your face.”
GameSpew

“Zool Redimensioned is a great reinvention of a forgotten cult classic of the Amiga era.”
KeenGamer

“If there is any love for the original, pick this up immediately.”
Cubed3


Zool’s old school platforming action will challenge the most hardcore gamers, with modern enhancements that bring the game into the 21st century. Beat your speed run times, discover secrets hidden across every level, or go back in time and play the original classic game. Re-live the legend of the ninja that started it all!

Features

-Over 28 retro platforming challenges, all enhanced for the best possible experience

-Choose between two main game modes: Redimensioned for a more accessible modern experience, or Ultimate Ninja to experience a true hardcore challenge

-Trade blows with the dimension's most dangerous creatures in seven completely redesigned boss fights

-Discover new secrets, challenges and extras across your adventure, with over 25 achievements to unlock

-Enhanced quality-of-life options, including a level select screen, checkpoints, accessibility options and more

-Play the original Mega Drive version for a truly authentic retro adventure


Sumo Digital Academy

Zool Redimensioned has been rebuilt from scratch by the Sumo Digital Academy, a talent development programme focused on creating new pathways into the games industry. With guidance from the developers of the 1992 original at Gremlin Graphics, we’ve retained the spirit that makes Zool a cult classic, while adding mechanics we’ve loved from the past 29 years of fantastic platforming games. The result is Zool Redimensioned, a game that transcends time and space - don’t miss out on this classic retro adventure!

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  1. _Titan_Warrior_X's avatar
    What does redimentioned mean?
    Bufferz1's avatar
    He's the ninja of the Nth dimension, so redimensioned rather than remastered
  2. vornstar13's avatar
    Apart from ease, are there any benefits of buying this version over playing the Amiga/Megadrive versions on an emulator (already set up on Steam Deck)? (edited)
    slak450's avatar
    It's not just the resolution etc, they did a whole reworking of the pacing, the difficulty, the level design etc, to make it a modern experience.

    There was a really interesting article about it when it was first released. It was designed by a team of student game designers within the Sumo Digital future-devs project, which is really cool in itself.

    Also interestingly, the original was made in Sheffield, and is referenced and on display in the National Video Game Museum.

    ...Yes, this was my absolute FAVOURITE game as a child, and I so I could talk about it all day!
  3. CAL23's avatar
    £2.16 at AllYouPlay with code ALLYOUCANPLAY

    EDIT: Use a card instead of PayPal. It was going through as Euros for some reason. (edited)
  4. ch7leach's avatar
    It's not at a price I shall consider. I used to love the game when it first came out
    Dave_Cremin's avatar
    £2.31 is not a price you would consider for a game you loved? Lol
  5. rabbitmoon's avatar
    On the Amiga the game was mega-sponsored by Chupa Chups (hey kids, eat more sugar!) and it was annoying as hell having to spin into all the Chupa logos. I'm guessing they changed those thousands of ads for the 'redimensioned' version.

    Nowhere near as good a game as people seem to think, especially compared to Sonic (which it was clearly ripping). Some really stop-starty awkward level design.
    stuartc74's avatar
    Sonic was poor compared to Super Mario World on the SNES.
  6. dan77mill's avatar
    I had this game on the Commodore Amiga 1200 it also came with a code wheel thing that you used to unlock the game for copyright
    Tank12345's avatar
    Piracy killed the Amiga in the end, good old X copy was brilliant
  7. UltimatePhoenix's avatar
    I remember this from the Mega Drive I think it was, mate decided sell his copy and his Dad took it to his Car Boot sale and got stolen
    darknesskai's avatar
    His dad got stolen?
  8. cattypat's avatar
    The mascot platformer of the Amiga. It wasn't great, but it sure showed off it's graphical capability.
  9. Dan_the_man28's avatar
    Heat just because I love zool.
  10. simon.simonM7H's avatar
    Whooooaa so much nostalgia came rushing back!!! 😁 (edited)
  11. Dantess's avatar
    Legendary game! 🙌 loved it on Megadrive but I was so young I couldn't get very far in the game
  12. evilzippy's avatar
    One of the first games I ever played on pc
  13. Dean_'s avatar
    Fun little game, used to play this on Mega drive and Gameboy, not bad
  14. JonReese's avatar
    Great memories but I guarantee if I buy it now, I'll not spend more than 5 mins playing
  15. fishmaster's avatar
    I remember playing the original Zool 20+ years ago everytime I went round to my friend's (no longer acquainted with him fortunately) house. The original had a tie in with Chupa Chups so their lollipops were featured throughout the game, not so in the remake because the sponsorship deal had ended. Chupa Chups is a weird name it comes from Spanish verb chupar which means to lick, how appropriate for a lolly

    Will I buy this? No
    Did I like the game? Yes
    Do I like the memories? No
    deleted2664824's avatar
    Chupa chups are from Barcelona so makes sense
  16. darkstryder360's avatar
    Used to play this all the time with my dad on the Amiga
  17. robo989's avatar
    All Amiga games had shitty jumping physics and weird crappy generic consistent slow scrolling with no variation in speed


    This is as good as it got, was really good.

    Ending was crap though, it just said wait for zool 2, but it never came on the megadrive.
  18. Canopus's avatar
    Just noticed one of the music is from Lotus III the ultimate challenge (Lotus II on the mega drive)

    (edited)
    plewis00's avatar
    I remember this really well even though we never had an Amiga. Trying to think where I’d remember it from
  19. steven5watson's avatar
    Is there no Dana?
    MrBobsy's avatar
    She's a dog
  20. scottydogg81's avatar
    Omg forgot about this game!
  21. Vorb's avatar
    I had this on the Amiga. It's not great. I was spoilt by the console platformers of the day though.
  22. m1kehunt's avatar
    Good game, do they do zool 2? Used to love playing that on the CD32
    Assured_Brother's avatar
    You must of been the only other person who owned a cd32 as I did. What a strange console that was! I even loved microscosum. Diggers was great, nick foldos PGA tour and of course chaos engine. Liberation however.... What a dark game that was
  23. Ulthar's avatar
    This is a blast from the past. I had this on our 486 pc.
  24. fluidz's avatar
    Brings back so many memories, was a great game on the mega drive. Purchased, thanks OP.
  25. にょろ's avatar
    kinda hilarious that this guy was the Amiga's answer to Mario.
  26. Adamsk1's avatar
    One of the first PC games I played. You couldn’t even save the game so you had a disc which rotated and had three different parts of Zool’s body. When you wanted to quit you’d match up the picture on the screen on the disc and it revealed a code for you to put in next time.
  27. satyris's avatar
    I'll never forget trying and failing to install this on my mum's PC back when it came out. Then my mum's friend's boyfriend came round, he was a IT specialist back when it was all very new. I knew my way around DOS and to use the dir command but he showed me how do it page by page and that just blew my mind.
  28. slak450's avatar
    eurogamer.net/dig…ned

    Interesting article about the project if anyone is interested
  29. Tactical_Reaper666's avatar
    Amigas anwser to sonic
  30. CapriciousZephyr's avatar
    Thanks for posting! 5% off coupon brings it down to £2.19
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