Developed by Probe Entertainment and Iguana Entertainment and first released in 1998 for PlayStation, PC and Nintendo 64, Forsaken was a vision of a dystopian future where science has gone out of control. Scavengers from all over the known worlds have come to Earth to loot the remains of the technology that can found in underground tunnels. But beware! You must fight your way past automated defenses and the scum of the universe to find the treasures hidden on each level.

Forsaken is a 3D first-person shooter in which the player has complete 360-degree range of freedom. In a far-off future you play as a scavenger searching through the underground tunnels for weapons and treasures. But you face dangers from automated defense systems and other scavengers.



As you mount your hoverbike, be prepared for deadly combat. You are going to quickly learn that the future is... Forsaken!

The game features 5 devastating primary weapons and 9 unique secondary weapons with 32 challenging levels for maximum replayability and 6 multiplayer modes for up to 16 players: Free For All, Team Game (Deathmatch), Bounty Hunt, Team Bounty Hunt, Capture the Flag and Team Capture the Flag



Forsaken Remastered has been lovingly restored by the developers at Nightdive Studios. The new added features include:

• Support for Widescreen and 4K monitors
  
• Super smooth interpolated movement for 144hz displays and beyond
  
• MSAA and SMAA anti aliasing
  
• Ambient Occlusion and Motion Blur effects
  
• Enhanced and improved particle effects
  
• OpenGL 3.2, DirectX 11 support
  
• New automap feature
  
• Unique levels and enemies featured in the N64 version
  
• Unlockable bonus levels not seen in the original release
  
• Localized text for English, French, German, Italian and Spanish
  
• Remastered display HUD
  
• Online multiplayer modes for up to 16 players
  
• Support for all the multiplayer modes from the PC version: Free For All, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, One Flag CTF, Bounty Hunt and Team Bounty Hunt.

1.4.1 (13 August 2018)

Single-Player Gameplay

• Fixed 'dancing' Dreadnaught boss when first encountered in the repair room,
• Fixed trigger sequences being saved, resulting in triggers and other events from resetting when loading the save file,
• Flashlight state is now saved and restored correctly in save games,
• Automap state and water heights are now saved properly,
• Fixed golden power pod rejection message,
• Missing support for purple shaded orbital projectiles when player has the golden power pod.

  Multi-Player

• Missing effects (flares, sound sfx, etc) on player ships in multiplayer,
• Fixed a client sync issue that prevented some pickups from being removed,
• Fixed the client running scatter effects from client side collisions,
• New scoreboard design.

  User Interface

• Possible fix with the binding prompt immediately closing for users with high DPI mice,
• Fixed multithreading issues with the UI and UI menus. This fix is mostly targeted towards Mac and Linux users.

  General Gameplay

• Trojax now consumes ~10% fewer ammo while charging on power levels 2 and 3, allowing the user to get more shots out of it,
• MRFL has been changed completely to match the original behavior seen on the 1998 PC release,
• Player speeds are no longer clamped.

Renderer / Graphics

• Hud styles - this can be found under the gameplay option. The current styles available are: PSX, Classic, N64, and Arranged,
• If Direct X or OpenGL failed to initialize, the engine will now automatically fallback to another graphics driver and attempt to initialize that instead,
• Vulkan is now implemented as a 3rd graphics driver option. This can be set by going into the video menu and setting the graphics api to "Vulkan". Then either select "apply changes" or restart the game manually to initialize Vulkan.