Argonaut Games has set a release date for the remastered edition of Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos, confirming the classic 3D platformer will arrive on October 29 for PlayStation, PC, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch.
The announcement follows last year’s remaster of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos and continues Argonaut’s effort to revive the studio’s late-1990s platforming franchise for modern hardware.
Originally released on PlayStation in 1999, Croc 2 puts players back in control of the green protagonist as he follows a mysterious note to reunite with his lost family.
The game sends Croc across the Gobbo Mainland and through four distinct villages filled with platforming challenges, guardian encounters, and collectible-driven objectives.
Argonaut Games described the remaster as bringing “new visual fidelity” alongside control refinements and quality-of-life updates.
In journalistic terms: Argonaut says the remaster will enhance the game’s graphics, streamline input responsiveness, and include several interface and usability improvements aimed at today’s players.
One of the remaster’s headline additions is the return of the series’ archival museum.
Previously known as the Crocopedia, the updated collection—renamed Croc2pedia—houses production materials, animation tests, marketing ads, concept artwork, and developer interviews.
This restored archive provides historical context on development and offers fans a curated look at Argonaut’s design process.
The announcement positions Croc 2’s remaster as part of a broader preservation wave for legacy platformers on modern platforms.
With confirmed availability on Nintendo Switch and listings across PC and current PlayStation and Xbox hardware, the release will be accessible through the consoles’ digital storefronts, including the Nintendo eShop.
Exact pricing and pre-order details are expected to be revealed by Argonaut ahead of launch.
For players who followed last year’s Croc: Legend of the Gobbos remaster, this iteration is framed as a continuation—bringing the sequel’s 1999 content to contemporary systems while adding archival value with the Croc2pedia.
Argonaut’s October 29 release date marks the next chapter in the franchise’s return to modern platforms.
The announcement follows last year’s remaster of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos and continues Argonaut’s effort to revive the studio’s late-1990s platforming franchise for modern hardware.
Originally released on PlayStation in 1999, Croc 2 puts players back in control of the green protagonist as he follows a mysterious note to reunite with his lost family.
The game sends Croc across the Gobbo Mainland and through four distinct villages filled with platforming challenges, guardian encounters, and collectible-driven objectives.
Argonaut Games described the remaster as bringing “new visual fidelity” alongside control refinements and quality-of-life updates.
In journalistic terms: Argonaut says the remaster will enhance the game’s graphics, streamline input responsiveness, and include several interface and usability improvements aimed at today’s players.
One of the remaster’s headline additions is the return of the series’ archival museum.
Previously known as the Crocopedia, the updated collection—renamed Croc2pedia—houses production materials, animation tests, marketing ads, concept artwork, and developer interviews.
This restored archive provides historical context on development and offers fans a curated look at Argonaut’s design process.
The announcement positions Croc 2’s remaster as part of a broader preservation wave for legacy platformers on modern platforms.
With confirmed availability on Nintendo Switch and listings across PC and current PlayStation and Xbox hardware, the release will be accessible through the consoles’ digital storefronts, including the Nintendo eShop.
Exact pricing and pre-order details are expected to be revealed by Argonaut ahead of launch.
For players who followed last year’s Croc: Legend of the Gobbos remaster, this iteration is framed as a continuation—bringing the sequel’s 1999 content to contemporary systems while adding archival value with the Croc2pedia.
Argonaut’s October 29 release date marks the next chapter in the franchise’s return to modern platforms.
